General Membership grants year long access to Club workout facilities (Ergs, Bikes, Tanks, etc.) during boathouse business hours. Fee is $350.00

Summer General Sculling Membership grants access to usage of specific club small boats (1x and 2-/+) from June 1 to August 31. Fee is $300 Fall General Sculling Membership grants access to usage of specific club small boats (1x and 2-/+) from September 1 to October 31. Fee is $225

This program is designed for experienced rowers with 1+ year(s) of on-water rowing experience (or coaches’ approval). This program works to specifically refine technique, increase speed, and make connections with other passionate rowers in eights (8+) and fours (4+). Depending on program size, coxswain and shell availability, rowers may also utilize sculling equipment in quads (4x) and doubles (2x). Master’s participants are able and encouraged to compete at both home and away regattas such as; Head of Welland, Head of the Ohio, Head of the Schuylkill, etc. This program operates three coached practice sessions per week with access to the boathouse during the duration of the program for all program participants. Mixed gender, gender specific, and aged based boats will be categorized for both practice and for specific regattas. Members range in age from 21 to 65+. (If you don’t meet these criteria, but are eager to start rowing (or get back on the water after a hiatus), you are encouraged to participate in WSRC’s Summer Rowing League (SRL) program. Masters Coach: Practice Time: Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00-7:30 p.m. and Saturday from 8:15-10:15 a.m.

May 13th - August 31st (12-week program) ——> Regatta fees and coxswain fees (if applicable) are not included in the registration price

Questions: Please contact Kirk Lang at president@wsrc.org

Rowing is a great sport for any age. The West Side Rowing Club is a great place to learn how to row, no matter your experience, age, or physical fitness. In our Learn-To-Row program we offer a two-hour introductory class.

Each class begins with a short instructional video, instruction on proper warm-up and stretching, rowing technique for sweep rowing, how to handle boats on and off the water, rowing terminology, and teamwork skills. We utilize our indoor rowing machines (ergs), our 10-seat INDOOR rowing tank, and our on-the-water training boats to introduce all participants to the sport of rowing.

NOTE: Rowers are requested to arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of their session. All sessions will begin with a short introductory PowerPoint Presentation and Safety Review. On-water activities for all lean to row sessions are dependent on weather, number of participants, and time constraints.