|
Home
|
Sunday 18 April 2010 2000m upstream on the Thames The perfect warm-up to the regatta season Organised by Abingdon RC under British Rowing Rules and raced over 4 divisions All events at any status are offered.* £8 per seat.New cups and prizes offered this year for Fastest Men’s and Women’s College eights Entries via OARA only please - open by 9am 28th March and close 9am 11th April 2010. |
|
Read more...
|
Abingdon Rowing Club was established in 1958 to exploit one of the best stretches of water on the River Thames. The distance from end-to-end is some 3,800m which remains relatively free of river traffic, even during the summer months. In this, the club's 50th year, we are looking to build on our recent success, investing in our facilities, equipment and coaching support to provide a training unique training environment for everyone from recreational rowers to athletes with ambition. The Club caters for members of all ages who train between 1 and 6 days per week depending upon their aims, aspirations and commitments. 2007 saw the Club competing at regattas all over the country and winning over 40 events including medals at the National Schools Regatta, National Veteran Championships and National Rowing Championships of Great Britain. Photo by Jon Rooney | |
|
Abingdon Rowing Club is now officially Sport England Clubmark accredited. Clubmark is an accreditation scheme run by Sport England which sets the standard for all quality sports clubs in England. It stands for higher standards of safety, fairness, coaching and management so that the nation's sports club infrastructure will be safer, stronger and more successful. A club that has been awarded Clubmark has high standards of child protection and safety, quality coaching, equal opportunities and good management. This accreditation provides assurance to our partnership schools, organisations and funding bodies that we are a well run club.
|
Rowing is the ultimate sport for teams and individuals requiring a combination of strength, power, endurance, skill, precision and commitment. The basic movements can be grasped in a few weeks - perfecting those movements takes a lifetime.
|
|
Read more...
|
| |
|