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Program			Program Cost	Fees (RCA+PRA)	Total Cost	Start Date	End Date
Adult Returning Member 2026		rec	423.52	76.48	500.00	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	This program is for adults 18 and older who have successfully completed a Learn to Row course at our club or another club, and participants must be able to swim. Docks planned for installation in early April. Once the water is flowing and temperatures are safe, we will begin rowing. Payment can be made by e-transfer to cambridgerowregn@gmail.com (please include your name in the message), cheque, or cash. Total Fees $500
Adult Returning Member with Boat Storage 2026		rec	603.52	76.48	680.00	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	This program is only for CRC members who wish to store a private boat at the club this year. Please pay your adult membership fee of $500 and $180 per boat. The program is set up for one membership and one boat; if you have more than one boat, please register in the program named “extra boats”. Payment in the form of E-transfers, Cash or Cheque are accepted. If you choose to e-transfer, send it to Cambridgerowregn@gmail.com with your name and number of boats in the message so we can credit your account. Registration and payment do not guarantee a spot—space is limited, and if storage is unavailable, your fees will be refunded.
Guest Rower 2026		rec	0.00	76.48	76.48	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	This registration is for a guest rower to obtain Row Canada and Row Ontario registration and liability coverage. Total fees $76.48.
Junior Learn to Row Camp (July)		rec	0.00	76.48	76.48	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	The Junior Learn to Row program runs on Monday to Friday from9 am until noon, from July 6 to 10 and is designed for youth aged 13 to 18 who want to try rowing for the first time. No previous rowing experience is required. The program introduces participants to rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling in a supportive and enjoyable learning environment led by experienced instructors. Training begins with land-based instruction to help students understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice on the Grand River. Participants will have the opportunity to try both sculling (rowing with two oars) and sweep rowing (rowing with one oar), while building strength, improving cardiovascular fitness, and developing teamwork skills. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. Those registering can choose to sign up for the Junior Learn to Row camp only ($260)and purchase a membership later($160), or select the Junior Learn to Row membership bundle ($360), which includes both the camp and membership together. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the camp and membership OR camp only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
Junior Returning Member 2026		rec	223.52	76.48	300.00	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	This program is for teens who have already completed the youth learn to row program. Teens must row when a coach boat is on the water. Total fees $300
Returning University Member with Boat Storage		rec	463.52	76.48	540.00	2026-05-14	2027-03-31
↳	This program is only for CRC members who wish to store a private boat at the club this year. Please pay your university Membership of $360 and $160 per boat. The program is set up for one membership and one boat; if you have more than one boat, please register in the program named “extra boats”. Payment in the form of E-transfers, Cash or Cheque are accepted. If you choose to e-transfer, send it to Cambridgerowregn@gmail.com with your name and number of boats in the message so we can credit your account. Registration and payment do not guarantee a spot—space is
Session 1 -Adult Learn to Row -Mon/Wed in May		rec	0.00	76.48	76.48	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	This program runs from May 4-May 27 (no class May 18), with classes held on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8 pm. It is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing while enjoying time outdoors on the Grand River. The lessons aim to help participants improve their fitness, build strength, and develop teamwork skills in a supportive and active environment. The program is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and no previous rowing experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rowing, including rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling. Training begins with land-based instruction to help participants understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. There are two payment options available. Participants can choose to pay for the lessons only ($360), which allows them to try rowing and decide later in the season whether they would like to continue and purchase a membership ($260). Alternatively, participants can choose a bundled option that includes both the lessons and a club membership ($560), allowing them to continue rowing for the remainder of the season after completing the lessons. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
Session 2 - Adult Learn to Row -Tue/Thurs in May		rec	0.00	76.48	76.48	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	This program runs from May 5-May 28, with classes held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30-8 pm. It is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing while enjoying time outdoors on the Grand River. The lessons aim to help participants improve their fitness, build strength, and develop teamwork skills in a supportive and active environment. The program is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and no previous rowing experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rowing, including rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling. Training begins with land-based instruction to help participants understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. There are two payment options available. Participants can choose to pay for the lessons only ($360), which allows them to try rowing and decide later in the season whether they would like to continue and purchase a membership ($260). Alternatively, participants can choose a bundled option that includes both the lessons and a club membership ($560), allowing them to continue rowing for the remainder of the season after completing the lessons. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
Session 2 - Junior Learn to Row- Mon/Wed in June		rec	0.00	76.48	76.48	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	The Junior Learn to Row program runs on Monday and Wednesdays from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., from June 1to June 24, and is designed for youth aged 13 to 18 who want to try rowing for the first time. No previous rowing experience is required. The program introduces participants to rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling in a supportive and enjoyable learning environment led by experienced instructors. Training begins with land-based instruction to help students understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice on the Grand River. Participants will have the opportunity to try both sculling (rowing with two oars) and sweep rowing (rowing with one oar), while building strength, improving cardiovascular fitness, and developing teamwork skills. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. Those registering can choose to sign up for the Junior Learn to Row lessons only ($260)and purchase a membership later($160), or select the Junior Learn to Row membership bundle ($360), which includes both the lessons and membership together. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
Session 3 -Adult Learn to Row - Mon/Wed in June		rec	0.00	76.48	76.48	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	This program runs from June1- June 24, with classes held on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8 pm. It is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing while enjoying time outdoors on the Grand River. The lessons aim to help participants improve their fitness, build strength, and develop teamwork skills in a supportive and active environment. The program is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and no previous rowing experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rowing, including rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling. Training begins with land-based instruction to help participants understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. There are two payment options available. Participants can choose to pay for the lessons only ($360), which allows them to try rowing and decide later in the season whether they would like to continue and purchase a membership ($260). Alternatively, participants can choose a bundled option that includes both the lessons and a club membership ($560), allowing them to continue rowing for the remainder of the season after completing the lessons. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
Session 4 - Adult Learn to Row - Tue/Thurs in June		rec	0.00	76.48	76.48	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	This program runs from June2- June 25, with classes held on Tuesday and Thursdat evenings from 6:30-8 pm. It is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing while enjoying time outdoors on the Grand River. The lessons aim to help participants improve their fitness, build strength, and develop teamwork skills in a supportive and active environment. The program is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and no previous rowing experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rowing, including rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling. Training begins with land-based instruction to help participants understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. There are two payment options available. Participants can choose to pay for the lessons only ($360), which allows them to try rowing and decide later in the season whether they would like to continue and purchase a membership ($260). Alternatively, participants can choose a bundled option that includes both the lessons and a club membership ($560), allowing them to continue rowing for the remainder of the season after completing the lessons. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
Session 5 -Adult Learn to Row - Fri, Mon-Wed July			0.00	76.48	76.48	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	This program runs from July 6 - 15 (8 days), with classes held on Friday, Monday - Wednesday 6 - 7:30 am It is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing while enjoying time outdoors on the Grand River. The lessons aim to help participants improve their fitness, build strength, and develop teamwork skills in a supportive and active environment. The program is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and no previous rowing experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rowing, including rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling. Training begins with land-based instruction to help participants understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. There are two payment options available. Participants can choose to pay for the lessons only ($360), which allows them to try rowing and decide later in the season whether they would like to continue and purchase a membership ($260). Alternatively, participants can choose a bundled option that includes both the lessons and a club membership ($560), allowing them to continue rowing for the remainder of the season after completing the lessons. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
Supporter/Coxie Membership		comp	43.52	76.48	120.00	2026-05-01	2027-03-31
↳	_For those intending to act exclusively as a coxswain for competitive programs, but_ not row. _Total fees $120. _
University Members 2026		rec	283.52	76.48	360.00	2026-04-01	2027-03-31
↳	This is for students registered at a university or college, 18 plus that have successfully participated in a Learn to Row course at our club or another club. You must know how to swim. Rowing can begin when the water temperature and flow are appropriate. Total Fees: $360

Program	Adult Returning Member 2026 (rec)
Program Cost	423.52
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	500.00
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This program is for adults 18 and older who have successfully completed a Learn to Row course at our club or another club, and participants must be able to swim. Docks planned for installation in early April. Once the water is flowing and temperatures are safe, we will begin rowing. Payment can be made by e-transfer to cambridgerowregn@gmail.com (please include your name in the message), cheque, or cash. Total Fees $500
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Program	Adult Returning Member with Boat Storage 2026 (rec)
Program Cost	603.52
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	680.00
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This program is only for CRC members who wish to store a private boat at the club this year. Please pay your adult membership fee of $500 and $180 per boat. The program is set up for one membership and one boat; if you have more than one boat, please register in the program named “extra boats”. Payment in the form of E-transfers, Cash or Cheque are accepted. If you choose to e-transfer, send it to Cambridgerowregn@gmail.com with your name and number of boats in the message so we can credit your account. Registration and payment do not guarantee a spot—space is limited, and if storage is unavailable, your fees will be refunded.
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Program	Guest Rower 2026 (rec)
Program Cost	0.00
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	76.48
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This registration is for a guest rower to obtain Row Canada and Row Ontario registration and liability coverage. Total fees $76.48.
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Program	Junior Learn to Row Camp (July) (rec)
Program Cost	0.00
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	76.48
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	The Junior Learn to Row program runs on Monday to Friday from9 am until noon, from July 6 to 10 and is designed for youth aged 13 to 18 who want to try rowing for the first time. No previous rowing experience is required. The program introduces participants to rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling in a supportive and enjoyable learning environment led by experienced instructors. Training begins with land-based instruction to help students understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice on the Grand River. Participants will have the opportunity to try both sculling (rowing with two oars) and sweep rowing (rowing with one oar), while building strength, improving cardiovascular fitness, and developing teamwork skills. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. Those registering can choose to sign up for the Junior Learn to Row camp only ($260)and purchase a membership later($160), or select the Junior Learn to Row membership bundle ($360), which includes both the camp and membership together. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the camp and membership OR camp only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
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Program	Junior Returning Member 2026 (rec)
Program Cost	223.52
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	300.00
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This program is for teens who have already completed the youth learn to row program. Teens must row when a coach boat is on the water. Total fees $300
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Program	Returning University Member with Boat Storage (rec)
Program Cost	463.52
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	540.00
Start Date	2026-05-14
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This program is only for CRC members who wish to store a private boat at the club this year. Please pay your university Membership of $360 and $160 per boat. The program is set up for one membership and one boat; if you have more than one boat, please register in the program named “extra boats”. Payment in the form of E-transfers, Cash or Cheque are accepted. If you choose to e-transfer, send it to Cambridgerowregn@gmail.com with your name and number of boats in the message so we can credit your account. Registration and payment do not guarantee a spot—space is
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Program	Session 1 -Adult Learn to Row -Mon/Wed in May (rec)
Program Cost	0.00
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	76.48
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This program runs from May 4-May 27 (no class May 18), with classes held on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8 pm. It is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing while enjoying time outdoors on the Grand River. The lessons aim to help participants improve their fitness, build strength, and develop teamwork skills in a supportive and active environment. The program is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and no previous rowing experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rowing, including rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling. Training begins with land-based instruction to help participants understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. There are two payment options available. Participants can choose to pay for the lessons only ($360), which allows them to try rowing and decide later in the season whether they would like to continue and purchase a membership ($260). Alternatively, participants can choose a bundled option that includes both the lessons and a club membership ($560), allowing them to continue rowing for the remainder of the season after completing the lessons. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
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Program	Session 2 - Adult Learn to Row -Tue/Thurs in May (rec)
Program Cost	0.00
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	76.48
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This program runs from May 5-May 28, with classes held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30-8 pm. It is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing while enjoying time outdoors on the Grand River. The lessons aim to help participants improve their fitness, build strength, and develop teamwork skills in a supportive and active environment. The program is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and no previous rowing experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rowing, including rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling. Training begins with land-based instruction to help participants understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. There are two payment options available. Participants can choose to pay for the lessons only ($360), which allows them to try rowing and decide later in the season whether they would like to continue and purchase a membership ($260). Alternatively, participants can choose a bundled option that includes both the lessons and a club membership ($560), allowing them to continue rowing for the remainder of the season after completing the lessons. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
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Program	Session 2 - Junior Learn to Row- Mon/Wed in June (rec)
Program Cost	0.00
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	76.48
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	The Junior Learn to Row program runs on Monday and Wednesdays from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., from June 1to June 24, and is designed for youth aged 13 to 18 who want to try rowing for the first time. No previous rowing experience is required. The program introduces participants to rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling in a supportive and enjoyable learning environment led by experienced instructors. Training begins with land-based instruction to help students understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice on the Grand River. Participants will have the opportunity to try both sculling (rowing with two oars) and sweep rowing (rowing with one oar), while building strength, improving cardiovascular fitness, and developing teamwork skills. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. Those registering can choose to sign up for the Junior Learn to Row lessons only ($260)and purchase a membership later($160), or select the Junior Learn to Row membership bundle ($360), which includes both the lessons and membership together. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
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Program	Session 3 -Adult Learn to Row - Mon/Wed in June (rec)
Program Cost	0.00
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	76.48
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This program runs from June1- June 24, with classes held on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8 pm. It is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing while enjoying time outdoors on the Grand River. The lessons aim to help participants improve their fitness, build strength, and develop teamwork skills in a supportive and active environment. The program is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and no previous rowing experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rowing, including rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling. Training begins with land-based instruction to help participants understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. There are two payment options available. Participants can choose to pay for the lessons only ($360), which allows them to try rowing and decide later in the season whether they would like to continue and purchase a membership ($260). Alternatively, participants can choose a bundled option that includes both the lessons and a club membership ($560), allowing them to continue rowing for the remainder of the season after completing the lessons. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
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Program	Session 4 - Adult Learn to Row - Tue/Thurs in June (rec)
Program Cost	0.00
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	76.48
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This program runs from June2- June 25, with classes held on Tuesday and Thursdat evenings from 6:30-8 pm. It is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing while enjoying time outdoors on the Grand River. The lessons aim to help participants improve their fitness, build strength, and develop teamwork skills in a supportive and active environment. The program is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and no previous rowing experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rowing, including rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling. Training begins with land-based instruction to help participants understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. There are two payment options available. Participants can choose to pay for the lessons only ($360), which allows them to try rowing and decide later in the season whether they would like to continue and purchase a membership ($260). Alternatively, participants can choose a bundled option that includes both the lessons and a club membership ($560), allowing them to continue rowing for the remainder of the season after completing the lessons. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
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Program	Session 5 -Adult Learn to Row - Fri, Mon-Wed July All
Program Cost	0.00
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	76.48
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This program runs from July 6 - 15 (8 days), with classes held on Friday, Monday - Wednesday 6 - 7:30 am It is designed to introduce adults to the sport of rowing while enjoying time outdoors on the Grand River. The lessons aim to help participants improve their fitness, build strength, and develop teamwork skills in a supportive and active environment. The program is open to individuals aged 18 and older, and no previous rowing experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rowing, including rowing safety, proper technique, and boat handling. Training begins with land-based instruction to help participants understand the basics before progressing to on-water practice. Participants must be able to swim in order to take part in the program. A minimum of four people is required for the class to run. If weather conditions interfere with training sessions, participants will erg at the club. If there are 3 or more inclement weather days in a session, participants may be asked to join coached rows to ensure their safety on the water. There are two payment options available. Participants can choose to pay for the lessons only ($360), which allows them to try rowing and decide later in the season whether they would like to continue and purchase a membership ($260). Alternatively, participants can choose a bundled option that includes both the lessons and a club membership ($560), allowing them to continue rowing for the remainder of the season after completing the lessons. An email will be sent upon registration to arrange payment ( e-transfer, cash, or cheque.) for the lesson and membership OR lessons only. The fee showing on this program page covers only the Row Canada and Ontario Rowing fees.
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Program	Supporter/Coxie Membership (comp)
Program Cost	43.52
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	120.00
Start Date	2026-05-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	_For those intending to act exclusively as a coxswain for competitive programs, but_ not row. _Total fees $120. _
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Program	University Members 2026 (rec)
Program Cost	283.52
Fees (RCA+PRA)	76.48
Total Cost	360.00
Start Date	2026-04-01
End Date	2027-03-31
Description	This is for students registered at a university or college, 18 plus that have successfully participated in a Learn to Row course at our club or another club. You must know how to swim. Rowing can begin when the water temperature and flow are appropriate. Total Fees: $360
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