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CAMP: Performance Camp (Victoria)
March 20, 2025 - March 23, 2025
The Rowing BC Junior Performance Camps provide performance oriented athletes, in the Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) Train to Compete Stage, to join some of the top Junior Athletes in British Columbia. Included will be BC’s next wave of Junior Athletes with aspirations to row at the highest levels, BC Champs, Junior National Trials, CanAmMex and Junior World Championships.
Rowing BC Performance Camps are designed to enhance the skills and competitive readiness of athletes through targeted training and development. Here are some key rationales behind these camps:
- Skill Development: The camps provide a structured environment for athletes to improve their rowing techniques, strength, and conditioning, allowing them to refine their skills under expert coaching.
- Individualized Coaching: Athletes receive personalized feedback and guidance, helping them to identify strengths and areas for improvement, which can accelerate their development.
- Competition Preparation: The camps simulate competitive environments, preparing athletes mentally and physically for upcoming regattas and challenges.
- Talent Identification: They serve as a platform for identifying and nurturing emerging talent, ensuring that Rowing BC can support the next generation of elite rowers.
- Community Building: Performance camps strengthen the rowing community by connecting athletes and coaches, fostering a shared commitment to excellence in the sport.
Overall, these camps aim to elevate performance standards, ensuring that athletes are well-prepared to compete at higher levels while promoting the growth of rowing in the region.
2024/2025 Camp Dates:
- November 8-10, 2024 BCNGPC – Elk Lake
- December 7-8, 2024 Vancouver
- January 24-26, 2025 BCNGPC – Elk Lake
- March 20-23, 2025 BCNGPC Elk Lake
Interested athletes can apply to be included at the March Performance Camp by completing the application form HERE by February 28, 2025.
For questions, contact Rowing BC’s Director of Performance, Terry Paul.