Take your rowing to the next level - join our development teams to receive top-notch coaching, and compete locally and nationally.

These programs are for experienced rowers, and those that have come up through the learn to row and intermediate classes. All rowers will be expected to be comfortable rowing all 8, feathering and squaring.

The CT Adaptive Rowing Program (CARP) was formed in partnership with the Mount Sinai Rehabilitation Hospital in 2003. This progarm offers opportunities for people with physical limitations to experience rowing on the Connecticut River with modified equipment.

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Great Day CT: Learn to Row with Riverfront Rowing

Indoor Rowing classes are focused on the ergometer, an indoor rowing machine used to build strength, endurance and flexibility and to improve on-water technique without the variables of a boat.

Riverfront Recapture’s Community Rowing Program began over 20 years ago with two borrowed training singles.

Racing teams are for experienced athletes only, who will be expected to be proficient in basic rowing skills as with our recreational programs and willing to commit more fully to the training schedule and races.

Interested in learning how to scull or sweep, or looking for a refresher course before joining our rec team? Get out on to the river - register today!

Want your child to try a new sport? This is an excellent way to see if rowing is the sport for them and prepare them for tryouts for our team or their high-school team this fall. If your child is already rowing, our intermediate clinics will improve their technique before the season begins.