Summer Varsity Racing
Still ready to row? This team is open to anyone who has rowed within the past year at GMRC or any other club and is entering 9th-12th grade or 2009 high school graduates.

Times
8-10 AM Monday - Friday

Season Dates
6/21/10 - 7/17/10

Cost
$175 (plus regatta fees).

Regattas
Chicago Sprints, Chicago, IL 7/10 - 7/11 (overnight regatta)
Tentative IRC Scrimmage, Indianapolis, IN 7/17

Summer Sculling Opportunities
Youth sculling private lessons open after the conclusion of all other summer youth opportunities. These will be taught by a GMRC staff member and are availability based.

Sign Up
Registration is available online ONLY. Each participant is put on the waiting list until payment is received by credit card or personal check. The registration is a 2-Step process, as described on the registration page. Please be sure to complete both steps or else the rower may not be able to participate on the first day.

You’ve never rowed, but you’d love to try it? Sign up for our Advanced Beginner Youth Rowing Camp. All sessions are ideal for those looking for a low-impact yet tough, cardiovascular team sport. You’ll learn the basics of the sport and improve your overall fitness level. And you’ll meet kids from all over the county!

The Great Miami Rowing Center offers a completely beginner-based rowing program for kids ages 12-18 or evening sessions for adults. You will learn the essentials of sweep rowing (one oar per person) with both land training on rowing machines and on-the-water training on the Great Miami River. The focus is on basic rowing skills and terms, with an emphasis on learning how to row as a crew of 8 or 4.

Camp is held at the Great Miami Rowing Center at 110 N. B Street, Hamilton, OH and is led by the GMRC coaching staff, directed by Head Coach Emilie Graham.

Program Dates
8AM-12PM Monday - Friday

Session I - June
Level 1 6/21 - 6/25
Level 2 6/28 - 7/2

Fees
Level I $190
Level II $190
Both Sessions $330

Sign Up
Registration is available online ONLY. Each participant is put on the waiting list until payment is received by credit card or personal check. The registration is a 2-Step process, as described on the registration page. Please be sure to complete both steps or else the rower may not be able to participate on the first day.

What To Bring
Typical athletic gear is all that is required, as long as it is not too baggy. Baggy clothing can get caught in the movable seats of both racing shells and rowing machines. Please wear gym shoes, not sandals. Bring a snack and a water bottle.

Safety Information
We are serious about safety and strictly adhere to the safety regulations established by our sports governing body, the U.S. Rowing Association. We row rain or shine as long as there is no danger of lightning. If storms do occur, the camp can easily move indoors for continued training on rowing machines.