Masters Competitive
2019 Summer SeasonScheduleMay 15 - August 18 PracticeMonday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights 6-8pm Saturday morning 8:00 - 10:00 am Expectation: 2-3 of the 4 practice days/weekRegattasJune 22: Grand Regatta-State Games of Michigan (our boathouse) July 20: Michigan Championship Invitational (Ann Arbor) August 3: Midwest Masters (Dillon Lake, OH) August 15-18: Masters Nationals (Riverside Park) CostRegistration: $200; $35 rebate if over 15 members register for season Program cost includes coaching, boathouse usage, equipment usage and maintenance, and launch gas. Program cost does not include regatta entry fees, equipment transportation, individual rower travel, clothing or uniforms. Register2019 Fall SeasonScheduleAugust 26th - November 3rd PracticeMonday, Wednesday & Thursday 6:00 - 8:00pm Saturday 8:00 - 10:00 am Expectation: 2-3 of the 4 practice days. RegattasHead of the Ohio: Pittsburgh, PA - October 5-6 GR Fall Classic: Grand Rapids, MI - October 19 Head of the Hooch: Chattanooga, TN - November 2-3 Cost$200 Program cost includes coaching, regatta entry fees, boathouse usage, equipment usage and maintenance, launch gas, and regatta equipment transportation. Program cost does not include individual rower travel, clothing or uniforms. | Events
Masters CoachAdult Competitive RowingMaster
Handicaps are available at ages 27+. (21-26 are 0.0 handicap). GoalThe masters rowing program pushes adult athletes to a higher level of performance by focusing on cardio endurance, precise technique, and race preparation. Rowers compete in various regattas throughout the state and often regionally as well. Masters team members are expected to be at all practices, be on time, and give 100% effort both at practice and at regattas. No tryouts are held. Team members will regularly have their times tested on the ergs. Seat races will be done for all regattas. (Do not be scared of seat racing - it is to track personal progress as well as determine seat position.) Good luck everyone and let's keep winning those races! Getting on a CrewYou must be a member to join Masters Competitive. You must have Blue or Green certification and have participated in Adult Recreation (sweep), or have similar rowing experience.  |
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