CLUB NIGHTS
Summer Training Schedule (March to October):
TUESDAY 6PM-8PM
THURSDAY 6PM-8PM
SATURDAY 10AM-12PM
Winter Training Schedule (October to March):
MONDAY GYM SESSION FROM 7PM
SATURDAY WATER SESSION 10AM-12PM (weather dependent)
Additional squad training sessions or daylight boat outings may be organised depending on lake conditions and/or crew availability.
JUNIORS
SUNDAY MORNING
9am-11am
Junior training sessions take place all year round but are obvioulsy dependent on weather and lake conditions during the winter months.
LEARN TO ROW
For Juniors:
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
For Adults:
SATURDAY MORNING
Current Training Schedules
2016 Events Calendar
Regattas
30/04/2017 – Chester Le Street Regatta. Chester Le-Street 1500m Well attended last year, and it’s a great race to watch.
03/06/2017 – Hexham Regatta. Hexham. 800m
10-11/06/17 – Durham Regatta. Durham 800m, 2 days, biggest regatta in the north,
includes a fete!
10-11/06/17 - National Masters Championships, Nottingham
01/07/2017 – Talkin Tarn Regatta. 700m
15-16/07/2017 - Derwentwater Regatta.
02/09/2017 - North of England Sprint Championships, Hollingworth
Heads
(16/09/2017 - York Autumn Sculls - LRC Attendance TBC)
(30/09/2017 - Durham Autumn Sprint - LRC Attendance TBC)
21/10/2017 – Durham Long Distance Sculling Series
28/10/2017 – Tyne Long Distance Sculling Series
25/11/2017 – Rutherford Head, Newburn, Tyne. 5k Biggest head race in the Northern region.
27/01/2018 - Tyne United New Years Head
17/02/2017 - Tyne Head
24/03/2018 - Ponteland Junior Head
If you are interested in competing or supporting any of the above events please get in touch with our Club Captain, Simon Bamforth.
Club Calendar
Competitions
Other Events
Socials
LRC Summer BBQ - Exact date to be confirmed
LRC Christmas Party - Exact date to be confirmed
If you are interested in supporting any of the above events please get in touch with the Club Events Officer.
Unsure what ‘Heads’ and ‘Regattas’ are?
The calendar of competitive rowing events includes Heads and Regatta seasons:
Head Races - are time trials whereby competitiors are set off one by one and the result is timed to work out your result. Head races are usually river races over longer distances and run during the winter months which is Head Season (September - April).
Regattas - are run in the Summer months. They are the traditional side by side races where the first one across the line wins. Regattas are usually shorter distances (up to 2,000 meters) during Regatta Season (April - September).
For a full list of British Rowing Competitions please click here.
