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Oakton High School,
Oakton, VA
Off-Season Events & Camps
 
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Local Rowing Programs
  • Northern Virginia Rowing Club
    The Northern Virginia Rowing Club is providing an opportunity for experienced high school rowers (both boys and girls) with at least one year of experience required (two preferred) to row in eights, fours and maybe even an octuple a few times. Register to join us for a fall rowing program, at the Sandy Run Rowing facility on the Occoquan, dedicated to improving skills, getting in lots of miles, and competing in some of the local head races. There also may be an opportunity for 1 select girls and 1 select boys boat to row in the Head of the Charles (depends on getting an entry accepted - additional costs and practices will be required for those interested). The program will run from Wednesday 8 September 2010 to Sunday 7 November 2010. Practices will be held four days a week: Monday, Wednesdays and Thursday from 4:30 to 6:45 pm and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm at the Sandy Run Rowi ng Facility on the Occoquan River. Early registrants get preference in the event the program fills up.Registration for the program is now open at: Ronin Racing

  • Occoquan Juniors Rowing Center
    Occoquan Juniors Rowing Center (formerly Fairfax County Sculling and Rowing) offers Summer and Fall Programs. Learn to Row and Experienced rower summer development and fall competitive programs are held at Sandy Run Park.
  • Old Dominion Boat Club
    Old Dominion Boat Club is proud to announce plans and schedules for the 2010 Summer Select program. Registration for the program will be on Saturday, June 5th at the Dee Campbell Rowing Center in Alexandria, VA (1 Madison Street, Alexandria, VA 22314) from 9am to noon. The first day of practice will be Monday, June 7th at 4pm.
    The men's and women's teams will each take 16 rowers and 3-4 coxswains, unless there is an overwhelming need to keep a third boat on either side of the program. If cuts are necessary, tryouts will be during the first week of practices.
    Until the majority of schools are done for the year, practices will be held at the Dee Campbell Rowing Center at 4pm each afternoon, with the potential for Saturday practices when the team is not racing. Once school is out for the summer, morning practices will also be included in the schedule, with actual days and times to be announced once the teams are set.

    The racing schedule is very intense, as the team competes in four regattas over the course of six weeks.
    • 6/20 - Charm City Sprints (Baltimore)
    • 7/2-7/4 - Independence Day (Philadelphia)
    • 7/10 - Capital Sprints (Anacostia)
    • 7/14-7/18 - Club Nationals (Oak Ridge, TN)

    The team will race in both 8's and 4's, giving each rower a chance to race multiple times at each regatta. Travel and accomodations for the multi-day regattas will be discussed once teams are set.
    Both the men's and women's programs will train in 8's and 4's throughout the course of the season. When the water/weather makes rowing impossible, the Dee Campbell Rowing Center is a state-of-the-art facility, with a fleet of ergs and nearly a ton of weight-lifting equipment. The goal during practices is to prepare each rower and coxswain for racing at a high level, while the overall goal for the entire program is to send each rower and coxswain back to their high school team as superior athletes. The average rower in last summer's program took five seconds off of their 2k PR during the six week season.

    The men's head coach is Chris Cabrera from St John's College High School. The women's head coach is Nick Johnson from Bishop O'Connell High School.

    Any questions, comments or concerns for either coach, and to obtain more information about registration, send an email to odbc_select@yahoo.com

  • Fairfax Rowing Center
    Fairfax Rowing Center seeks to provide students with a completely different camp experience. Not only will we focus on rowing skill development and improving overall fitness but we will attempt to give additional training tips such as video evaluation and on-land technical training tips by experienced coaches.
    • Weekly Assessment Report provided to each student
    • Video Overview of your current stroke! Sent to you via email with a report.
    • Access to coaches from 4-5 High Schools by experienced coaches back by asst coaches to ensure no student ever stays on land!
    • Want to give our program a try BEFORE you register? No problem, please contact us at RowFaster@juniorsrowing.com to set up a visit!
    • The coaches donate 25.00 dollars for every student who registers to that specific team! (Team must have more than three students registered to qualify for this donation).
    All Camps will run Monday - Thursday from 6-8 PM at Bull Run Marina Click for MAP.

    Being located at Bull Run allows you access to fantastic rowing conditions and you can move around the park with few restrictions.

    Many rowers who visit our location never want to leave!

    Need to miss a class? Please note, if you have a vacation scheduled conflicts with the camp dates, please contact the staff as we can arrange for the time to be made up during a different session.

    Session Dates ~~~ Register at Ronin Racing!
    Experienced
    • Early Summer 3 weeks session ($200.00) Mon-Thursday CAMP ONE: JUNE 14- JULY 2
    • Mid Summer 4 weeks Session ($225.00) Monday-Thursday CAMP TWO: July 12th- August 5th
    • Late Summer 4 Week Session ($225.00) Monday-Thursday CAMP THREE: August 9th- September 2nd

    Learn to Row
    • Mid Summer 2 week session ($125.00) Camp # 1: July 12th - July 22nd
    • Mid Summer 2 week session ($125.00) Camp # 2: July 26th - August 5th
    • Late Summer 2 week session ($125.00) Camp # 3:August 23rd - September 2nd
  • Sandy Run Scullers
    Sandy Run Scullers (SRS) is a small, private rowing club located on the Occoquan that provides training and recreational sculling opportunities for adult and youth rowers. SRS is also the major sponsor for the Inter-Scholastic Sculling Association, which provides competitive sculling events for high school aged rowers. Sandy Run Scullers Summer Program for Juniors is coached by Lloyd Martin and begins on Monday, June 21st through Wednesday, July 28th. Participants must be high school age (9th - 12th grade). Class size is limited to 16 participants (8 novice slots; 8 experienced slots). The Juniors sculling course is not a competitive sculling program. It is intended for students who want to learn how to scull, or who wish to hone/refine their sculling skills if they already have some experience. The course will be conducted in 12 separate sessions, scheduled two evenings per week for six weeks.
    Individual sessions will take place on Monday and Wednesday evenings, 6:00 - 8:30 pm (or sunset, whichever comes first), at the Sandy Run Rowing facility at Boathouse #2 (middle boathouse). SRS will supply all the equipment. Cost per rower is $220.00, payable to Sandy Run Scullers. After successfully completing this course of instruction, you will be proficient in basic sculling techniques and be able to row in quads.
    Note: The instructional techniques employed in this course are cumulative, which means that each successive session builds on the previous one. You should be able to commit to these sessions to benefit fully from the program.

    To ensure quality instruction and safety afloat, the program is limited to 16 youth rowers. If you are interested and ready to commit, please respond directly to Dana LaFever, SRS Membership Director, to register and guarantee a spot. E-mail address is dlafever AT hers DOT com. My telephone number is: (703) 609-3479. First come, first served is the rule. There will be a wait-list, if needed.
  • Lake Ridge Community Rowing
    Lake Ridge Community Rowing is hosting a Jrs competitive sculling camp this summer. Rowers interested in signing up for the camp, camp information and forms can be found at http://lrcrc.webs.com/. We will be accepting registration packets at the Oxford boathouse at Lake Ridge Park Saturday June 19th from 1-2:30 pm. Practice starts on 21 June or the first day the rower can attend since Fairfax schools get out later next week.

  • Thompson Boat Center
    Thompson Boat Center in Georgetown offers summer and fall competitive programs.
  • Summer Juniors Mens Program at Thomson Boat Center
    • Schedule: The summer program begins at 4:30 PM on Monday, June 7. Morning practices, as described below, will begin after the end of the school year.
      Morning Practices 3x per week from 5:45 - 7:30 after school ends for the summer. Exact days will be somewhat flexible based on rowers schedules. Not everyone will come to the same morning practices - some will be for specific groups or boats. Afternoon Practices will run from 4:30 - 6:30 PM every afternoon. After school ends, based on rower schedules, the start time will probably be moved to 4:00 PM. Saturday practices will run from 7 - 10 AM.
    • Mission: The goal of the 2010 summer junior program is to prepare its participants to succeed in the next level of the sport, whatever that might be for them. For athletes preparing for college, we work to give them a sense for collegiate-level coaching, workload and expectations. For younger athletes, we work to send them back to their home programs with a set of boat-moving skills that will allow them to compete at a higher level, both internally in their own programs, and against other high school teams in the spring.
    • Program Structure: The summer junior program makes extensive use of small boats in its training program. Rowers who are proficient enough to handle pairs will use them regularly, and all athletes will row fours extensively. Currently, the summer program does not make significant use of sculling boats. After school lets out for the summer, the program will run through two cycles of high-intensity workouts followed by several days of recovery time in preparation for USRowing Nationals. Significant attention is paid to teaching recovery methods, including stretching, healthy diet, post practice icing, and post-practice recovery nutrition.
    • Selection, Travel and Racing: There is no cut for the summer program. Everyone who comes out is welcome, though rowers who at at a technical or fitness level significantly under that of the team at large may be transferred into the Junior developmental program. Athletes who train with the Thompson Boat Center may race with the travel team of TBC Racing. Selection is based almost entirely on seatracing and time trialing - the team may erg if weather does not permit rowing on some days, but the individuals who make boats will be those who have proved their ability to move those boats on the water. Athletes who do not turn 17 in this calendar year may also be considered for the Junior-16 boats, though anyone who can make the varsity boat for the program will be given an opportunity to compete for a seat in that boat. The racing team will take as many boats to USRowing Nationals as are considered to be competitive. The most probable plan is to take two Junior-18 eights and one Junior-16 8, though if there is a third J-18 or second J-16 boat which is up to the competitive standard, they will be allowed to travel as well. For the Canadian Henley regatta, the standards are again raised; the program will travel with one J-18 8 and one J-16 8, as well as any second boats that made the USRowing Nationals final in their events. Dates for USRowing nationals are: July 13-18 in Oak Ridge, Tennessee Dates for the Royal Canadian Henley are: August 2-8 in St. Catharines, Ontario
    • Coaches and Contact Information: The Head coach for the Summer Juniors is Elliott Lane. Elliott is in his third year is as the Head Coach for the Junior Men, and coaches at Loyola University during the school year. He can be contacted at coach.elliott.lane@gmail.com The Assistant coaches are Josh Miles, currently on staff with Walt Whitman Crew, and Flip Luisi, from Trinity College. For further information, the facebook group for the program is : TBC Junior Men - Summer 2010
  • Prince William Crew Association
    Prince William Crew Association is holding a Junior Summer Camp. They will be rowing out of Oxford Boathouse on the Prince William side of the Occoquan. The Camp is limited to 40 athletes on a first come, first serve basis. Registration packets will be available June 1st via email. Registration closes June 17th or when slots are filled, whichever happens first. Download this info document from the VASRA website.
  • VASRA has a page with Rowing Programs and Camps.
Other Rowing Camps
  • Navy Rowing Camp at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. Girls rowing camp, boys rowing camp, women's rowing camp, max performance clinic for coaches and rowers
  • Virginia Mens Rowing Camp
  • Virginia Women's Rowing Camp
  • Ronin Racing A listing of lots of rowing camps with the ability to search by month and state for results
  • William and Mary Rowing Camp. This is the 2nd Year after a very popular initial year in 2009. Camps are 1 week in duration and they are offering 2 1 week sessions for Girls, and 2 1 week sessions for boys. Navigiate to the camp website for more information.
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