YOUTH ROWING
The Pocock Rowing Center offers rowing programs in the legacy of George and Stanley Pocock, who believed in the educational power of rowing for youth.
Fall Program Schedule
U19 Program: Monday-Friday 4:15-6:30pm, Saturday 9:00-11:00am
U18 Program: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 4:30-6:30pm, Saturday 9:15-11:15am
U17 Program: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 4:45-6:30pm Saturday 9:30-11:15am
Experienced Middle School Program: M/W or T/Th 4:45-6:15pm
Learn to Row Program: Monday-Thursday 4:45-6:15pm
Click the "Register" button in the top right hand corner to register for Fall programs.
HIGH SCHOOL ROWING
High School practices run after school during the fall. Each athlete attends 5-6 practices per week depending on their level of experience. Currently, all training is physically distanced - rowing in all boat classes with staggered practice times. Conditioning on land is in outside, open spaces.
Rowing at the Pocock Rowing Center is a transformative experience for the student athlete. Students learn life skills through teamwork, competition, skill development and fitness building. Pocock athletes have continued rowing at over 35 colleges, including the University of Washington. Some have represented the US in international competition.
MIDDLE SCHOOL ROWING 7th/8th GRADE
Middle School athletes attend practice after school 2 days per week. Schedules and timing vary based on the season. Currently, all training is physically distanced - rowing in all boat classes and conditioning on land in outside, open spaces. Sign up for our newsletter to receive registration information and links.
Rowing at the Pocock Rowing Center is a transformative experience for middle school athletes. Students learn life skills through teamwork, competition, skill development and fitness building. The middle school team focusses on teaching the basics of rowing while enjoying time on the water as a team.
Private Lessons
Pocock Rowing Center (PRC) offers private lessons to adult athletes of any level and youth learn to row athletes or visiting youth athletes. Learn to row and visiting youth athletes can take up to 3 lessons before joining a youth program.
PRC does not offer private lessons to youth athletes currently enrolled in PRC programs.
This policy is in place to encourage youth athletes to take full advantage of instruction during scheduled practices and utilize a healthy recovery schedule. The policy also avoids the appearance of conflicts of interest inherent in paying program coaches outside of normal instructional hours.