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Womens Novice "Just Turn Up" sessions
September 08 to March 09 Women novices are invited to rowing sessions at 9.00 am on Saturdays and 10.00 am on Sundays. No need to arrange in advance - just turn up. If you are going to be late, please text to 07930 898149. more
Junior rowing at ACRC
Junior Rowing and Sculling ACRC – An Amateur Rowing Association Go-Row accredited junior coaching centre. Are you in Year 7 or above? Do you fancy splashing about down on the river? Do you like having FUN? Rowing could be the sport for you! Rowing and Sculling are great ways to make new friends, explore riverbanks, eat picnics and generally have a good time! ‘Rowing’ means paddle with one oar (like Sir Steven Redgrave or Helen Glover) and sculling means paddle with two (like Katherine Grainger or Mark Hunter)! You will start by learning to scull. more
Women's rowing at ACRC
Kate and Sal looking wistfully into the mist !-Feb 2007 Contacts.. For information about the womens squad contact Paula Nixon on womens@avoncountyrowingclub. more
Veteran rowing at ACRC
Veterans Head of the River Race National Veteran 4- Silver Medallists Contact For information about veteran rowing (men or woman) contact Geoff Peattie . more
Men's rowing at ACRC
Mens Eight at Gloucester Head Race 1999 In Summer, you will find crews training on almost any evening of the week, and until into the afternoon at some weekends. more
Beginners
Avon County RC has a long tradition of introducing new people to the sport. Juniors (18 years and under) Please see the junior section for more details Adults Please go to Learn to Row . more
Adaptive Rowing
Adaptive Rowing is a growing sport in the UK and is now included as part of the World Rowing Championships. ACRC does not own any specific equipment for adaptive athletes yet but do feel free to get in touch and discuss any needs you may have - we will do our best to help. more
Recreational
We welcome all rowers whether they want to compete or not. . more

