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SUMMARY:REGATTA: Caddy Bay Enduro - Tulista Version (Sidney)
DESCRIPTION:Caddy Bay Enduro Regatta – Tulista Version hosted by OARCA. \nLocation: Tulista Park\, Sidney \nDescription: This regatta provides a coastal endurance race around a few islands visible from Sidney\, north of Victoria. This race format will appeal to flatwater rowers looking for an interesting head race course\, or coastal rowers looking for some waves. Coastal equipment is provided – just bring yourself! \nRegistration: Registration and more information available on Regatta Central. \nQuestions can be directed to Local Organizing Committee Chair\, York Langerfeld.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/regatta-caddy-bay-enduro/
CATEGORIES:Regattas
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261018
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261019
DTSTAMP:20261017T170331
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SUMMARY:REGATTA: Head of the Shawnigan Regatta (Shawnigan Lake)
DESCRIPTION:Head of Shawnigan hosted by Shawnigan Lake School Rowing.  \nLocation: Shawnigan Lake School (1975 Renfrew Rd\, Shawnigan Lake\, BC) \nDescription: This regatta creates a development regatta for athletes from across BC\, but especially Vancouver Island. 3000m and 7000m head racing.  \nRegistration: Registration and more information available on Regatta Central . \nQuestions can be directed to Local Organizing Committee Chair\, Jennifer Parfitt.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/regatta-head-of-the-shawnigan-regatta/
CATEGORIES:Regattas
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261024
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261025
DTSTAMP:20261017T170331
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SUMMARY:REGATTA: North Shore Youth Invitational Regatta (North Vancouver)
DESCRIPTION:North Shore Youth Invitational hosted by Deep Cove Rowing Club.  \nLocation: Deep Cove\, North Vancouver \nDescription: This 500m sprint race for Juniors is primarily directed at novices needing race experience\, or a wrap-up event for their Fall season. It is usually attended by athletes from the Lower Mainland\, although programs from Vancouver Island have occasionally attended. Umpires at this event are accustomed to dealing with and helping novice athletes. The event schedule flexibly adjusts to ensure each athlete is able to have multiple race opportunities. \nRegistration: Registration and more information available on Regatta Central (search North Shore Youth Invitational under Canadian Regattas). \nQuestions can be directed to Local Organizing Committee Chair\, Kirsten Pejman
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/regatta-north-shore-youth-invitational-regatta-north-vancouver/
CATEGORIES:Regattas
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261025
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261026
DTSTAMP:20261017T170331
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SUMMARY:REGATTA: Head Up the Creek (Vancouver)
DESCRIPTION:Head Up the Creek hosted by False Creek Rowing Club.  \nLocation: False Creek\, Vancouver \nDescription: This 5000m event has historically been held in March at the start of the Head Race season\, but has moved to this date in hopes of better weather\, and to provide a clear end to the Head Race season on the Lower Mainland. This event is primarily attended by JR athletes looking for race experience\, and SR/MA athletes looking for a race opportunity close to home. It mostly attracts attendees from the Lower Mainland. The environment is purposefully designed to be welcoming for those newer to regattas. The event is easy to access with its central Downtown Vancouver location and provides the unique opportunity to row under multiple bridges\, beside and around small tourist ferries\, and culminates in cake for the winners. \nRegistration: Registration and more information available on Regatta Central. \nQuestions can be directed to Local Organizing Committee Chair\, Simon Litherland.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/regatta-head-up-the-creek-vancouver-2/
CATEGORIES:Regattas
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261031
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261102
DTSTAMP:20261017T170331
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260107T194521Z
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SUMMARY:REGATTA: LVISSA City Championships Regatta (Victoria)
DESCRIPTION:LVISSAA City Championships hosted by Greater Victoria Youth Rowing Society (GVYRS).  \nLocation: Elk Lake\, Victoria \nDescription: This 1000m sprint event is part of the Fall racing season for athletes participating in the GVYRS season. This event is followed by the Island High School Championships. \nRegistration: Registration and more information available on Regatta Central (search LVISSAA City Championships under Canadian Regattas). \nQuestions can be directed to Local Organizing Committee Chair\, Greg Sedun.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/regatta-lvissa-city-championships-regatta-victoria-2/
CATEGORIES:Regattas
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261116
DTSTAMP:20261017T170331
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SUMMARY:CAMP: Rowing BC Junior Development Camp
DESCRIPTION:OVERVIEW \nCome join BC’s top identified Junior athletes at the Rowing BC Junior Development Camp held at Elk Lake in Victoria November 13-15\, 2026. \nRowing BC Camps are designed to bring together the province’s top junior rowing athletes for a series of development-focused training opportunities throughout the year. The first camp in this series will serve as an introduction to performance rowing within the province\, providing athletes with a chance to showcase their skills\, receive expert coaching\, and connect with other talented juniors across British Columbia. \nIn addition to on-water training and technical skill development\, the camp offers physiological testing protocols\, to help athletes and coaches better understand fitness levels\, monitor progress\, and guide individualized training plans. These camps also play a key role in exploring potential future crews for provincial and national events\, giving athletes an early opportunity to be considered for higher-level competition. \nThis camp marks the beginning of a structured development pathway aimed at identifying and nurturing emerging rowing talent\, fostering a strong\, connected\, and high-performing junior rowing community in BC. \nWHO \n\nThis camp is intended for top Junior (U17 and U19) athletes from across BC who are in the advanced stages of exploring what it means to be a performance-focused athlete. At this stage\, the female athletes are typically achieving sub 8 min 2k ergs times\, and the male athletes are typically achieving sub 7 min 2k erg times.\n\nWHAT \nThis camp is an opportunity to: \n\nRow with the top identified BC Junior athletes in mixed crews\nReview Rowing Canada Model Technique and use of video analysis to compare individuals rowing strengths and weaknesses.\nBe coached by Rowing BC’s Performance Lead\, Terry Paul as well as top University and club coaches.\nUndergo physiological testing conducted by CSI-Pacific staff physiologists\n\nWHERE \nElk Lake Boathouse 5100 Patricia Bay Hwy. Victoria BC V8Y 2T6 \nWHEN \nFriday\, November 13 1:00-6:30 PM \n\nLactate Step Test administered by CSI-Pacific Physiologists\nTech Row\n\nSaturday\, November 14 7:45 AM – 5:30 PM \n\nTech Row\nErg Session\nSecond Row\n\nSunday\, November 15 7:45 AM – 3:00 PM \n\nTech/Speed Prep Row\nHands-on Nutrition Session led by CSI-Pacific Nutritionist\nSpeed Check Row\n\nAPPLICATION PROCESS \n\nInterested athletes are invited to apply HERE.\nAthlete application forms are due by October 19\, 2026.\nAthletes will be selected to attend based on having met performance standards communicated in advance of the camp.\nCoaches can apply to be involved in the camp through Rowing BC’s Coach Mentorship Program HERE\nCoach application forms are due by October 19\, 2026.\n\nFor questions\, contact Rowing BC’s Performance Lead\, Terry Paul. \nMore information about all of Rowing BC’s Junior Development Camps is available HERE.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/camp-rowing-bc-junior-development-camp/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261121
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261122
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SUMMARY:WORKSHOP: RCA Learn to Row Coach Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Overview: \nThe RCA Learn to Row Coach Workshop is intended for coaches who will be working with beginner athletes (those in the Learn to Train stage of Long Term Athlete Development). \nIn this workshop you will learn about and discuss: safety\, analyzing the rowing stroke\, Long Term Athlete Development\, lesson planning\, skills analysis\, teaching and learning\, rigging\, para rowing\, and modifying Learn to Row lessons to meet the needs of your club and the participants. \nFollowing completion of this workshop you will be “RCA Learn to Row Coach Trained”. \nDetails:  \nThis workshop will be delivered in multiple formats on this same date: \n\nVictoria In-person Workshop 9 AM – 5 PM – Register HERE\nVancouver In-person Workshop 9 AM – 5 PM – Register HERE\n\nRegistration:  Registration and payment ($225 workshop fee) is available through the EventBrite links above. \nRegistration will close on Friday\, November 6\, 2026. Each workshop offering requires a minimum of 6 participants in order to proceed. If there are fewer than 6 registrants for a given option at the time that registration closes\, every effort will be made to include those participants in an option that will be running. Contact memberservices@rowingbc.ca if you have missed the deadline and want to know more about other upcoming opportunities. \nPre-requisites:  \nBefore taking this workshop\, all coaches must have completed the following RCA Every Coach Certified Requirements: \n\nCriminal Record Check\nNCCP Coach Initiation In Sport (Online Module)\nRCA Rowing Essentials (Online Module)\nMaking Ethical Decisions Module (Multiple Delivery Options Available)\n\nInformation about how to complete each of these requirements is available HERE. \nIn addition\, coaches are expected to have a Pleasure Craft Operator’s Card. \n\nHave further questions? Reach out! \nAdditional information about the Coach Pathway is available HERE.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/workshop-rca-learn-to-row-coach-workshop-3/
CATEGORIES:Coach Workshops
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261121
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261122
DTSTAMP:20261017T170331
CREATED:20251208T214247Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251208T221543Z
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SUMMARY:REGATTA: Winter Sprinter Ergatta (Victoria)
DESCRIPTION:Winter Sprinter Ergatta hosted by St. Michael’s University School Rowing.  \nLocation: St. Michael’s University School\, Victoria \nDescription: Winter Is Coming! As programs transition indoors after fall rowing\, set the benchmark for your erg training by competing at the SMUS Winter Sprinter Ergatta Nov 21\, 2026 in the main gym on our Richmond Rd. Campus (Victoria\, BC). With a focus on timed pieces this event is uniquely formatted to allow participants to cross the finish line together while challenging them to answer the question\, “How far can you go?”. In addition\, you can duel a rival head-to-head in a C2 triathlon (SkiErg\, BikeErg\, RowErg)\, log some kms for your team in the club marathon\, or pull a traditional 2k if you are a performance athlete needing to submit a score. \nRegistration: Registration and more information available on Regatta Central . \nQuestions can be directed to Local Organizing Committee Chair\, David Wakulich.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/regatta-winter-sprinter-ergatta/
CATEGORIES:Regattas
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261130
DTSTAMP:20261017T170331
CREATED:20250923T194532Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260915T165245Z
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SUMMARY:WORKSHOP: RCA Coach Weekend 1 Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Overview: \nThe RCA Coach Workshop is intended for coaches who will be working with athletes interested in regional and provincial competition (those in the Train to Train and Learn to Compete stage of Long Term Athlete Development). \nThis workshop is divided into two weekends of learning – RCA Coach Weekend 1 Workshop and RCA Coach Weekend 2 Workshop. Rowing BC offers Weekend 1 annually in November and Weekend 2 annually in January. Coaches are encouraged to take these as a set rather than waiting more than a year in between workshops. \nIn these workshops you will learn about and discuss: Long Term Athlete Development\, analyzing rowing technique\, analyzing rigging (including adaptations for para athletes)\, designing a sport program\, movement screens\, planning a practice\, supporting athletes in training\, testing and monitoring athlete performance\, and supporting competitive experiences. \nFollowing completion of this workshop your status will be “RCA Coach In-Training” and you will be ready to take the RCA Coach Weekend 2 Workshop. \nDetails:  \nThis workshop will be delivered in-person at the Elk Lake Boathouse (5100 Patricia Bay Hwy\, Victoria\, BC): \n\nSaturday\, November 28th 9 AM – 5 PM\nSunday\, November 29th 9 AM – 5 PM\n\nFull engagement during all sessions is required to have completed the RCA Coach Weekend 1 workshop. \nRegistration:  Registration and payment ($300 workshop fee) is available through EventBrite HERE. \nRegistration will close at 8 AM on Friday\, November 13\, 2026. There must be a minimum of 6 registrants at that time for this workshop to proceed. Contact memberservices@rowingbc.ca if you have missed the deadline and want to know more about other upcoming opportunities. \nPre-requisites:  \nBefore taking this workshop\, all coaches must have completed the following RCA Every Coach Certified Requirements: \n\nCriminal Record Check\nNCCP Coach Initiation In Sport (Online Module)\nRCA Rowing Essentials (Online Module)\nMaking Ethical Decisions Module (Multiple Delivery Options Available)\n\nInformation about how to complete each of these requirements is available HERE. \nIn addition\, coaches are expected to have a Pleasure Craft Operator’s Card. \n\nHave further questions? Reach out! \nAdditional information about the Coach Pathway is available HERE.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/workshop-rca-coach-weekend-1-workshop-4/
CATEGORIES:Coach Workshops
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261213
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261214
DTSTAMP:20261017T170332
CREATED:20260917T233550Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T201808Z
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SUMMARY:CAMP: Rowing BC Junior Development Camp
DESCRIPTION:OVERVIEW \nCome join BC’s top identified Junior athletes at the Rowing BC Junior Development Camp held at the John M.S. Lecky UBC Boathouse in Richmond on December 13\, 2026. \nRowing BC Camps are designed to bring together the province’s top junior rowing athletes for a series of development-focused training opportunities throughout the year. These camps provide athletes with a chance to showcase their skills\, receive expert coaching\, and connect with other talented juniors across British Columbia. \nIn addition to on-water training and technical skill development\, the camp offers physiological testing protocols\, to help athletes and coaches better understand fitness levels\, monitor progress\, and guide individualized training plans. These camps also play a key role in exploring potential future crews for provincial and national events\, giving athletes an early opportunity to be considered for higher-level competition. \nThis camp is part of a structured development pathway aimed at identifying and nurturing emerging rowing talent\, fostering a strong\, connected\, and high-performing junior rowing community in BC. \nWHO \n\nThis camp is intended for top Junior (U17 and U19) athletes from across BC who are in the advanced stages of exploring what it means to be a performance-focused athlete. At this stage\, the female athletes are typically achieving sub 8 min 2k ergs times\, and the male athletes are typically achieving sub 7 min 2k erg times.\n\nWHAT \nThis camp is an opportunity to: \n\nRow with the top identified BC Junior athletes in mixed crews\nReview Rowing Canada Model Technique and use of video analysis to compare individuals rowing strengths and weaknesses.\nBe coached by Rowing BC’s Performance Lead\, Terry Paul as well as top University and club coaches.\nUndergo physiological testing conducted by CSI Pacific staff physiologists\n\nWHERE \nJohn M.S. Lecky UBC Boathouse 7277 River Rd\, Richmond \nAPPLICATION PROCESS \n\nInterested athletes are invited to apply to be involved in this camp HERE \nAthlete application forms are due by November 23\, 2026\nAthletes will be selected to attend based on having met performance standards communicated in advance of the camp.\nCoaches can apply to be involved in the camp through Rowing BC’s Coach Mentorship Program HERE\nCoach application are due by November 23\, 2026.\n\nFor questions\, contact Rowing BC’s Performance Lead\, Terry Paul. \nMore information about all of Rowing BC’s Junior Development Camps is available HERE.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/camp-rowing-bc-junior-development-camp-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270118
DTSTAMP:20261017T170332
CREATED:20260828T182317Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260828T182657Z
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SUMMARY:RCA Coach Weekend 2 Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Overview: \nThe RCA Coach Workshop is intended for coaches who will be working with athletes interested in regional and provincial competition (those in the Train to Train and Learn to Compete stage of Long Term Athlete Development). \nThis workshop is divided into two weekends of learning – RCA Coach Weekend 1 Workshop and RCA Coach Weekend 2 Workshop. Rowing BC offers Weekend 1 annually in November and Weekend 2 annually in January. Coaches are encouraged to take these as a set rather than waiting more than a year in between workshops. \nIn these workshops you will learn about and discuss: Long Term Athlete Development\, analyzing rowing technique\, analyzing rigging (including adaptations for para athletes)\, designing a sport program\, movement screens\, planning a practice\, supporting athletes in training\, testing and monitoring athlete performance\, and supporting competitive experiences. \nFollowing completion of this workshop your status will be “RCA Coach Trained” and you will be ready to complete your RCA Coach evaluation shortly afterwards. \nDetails:  \nThis workshop will be delivered in-person in Vancouver\, BC (location TBA): \n\nSaturday\, January 16th 9 AM – 5 PM\nSunday\, January 17th 9 AM – 5 PM\n\nFull engagement during all sessions is required to have completed the RCA Coach Weekend 2 workshop. \nRegistration:  Registration and payment ($300 workshop fee) is available through EventBrite HERE. \nRegistration will close at 8 AM on Wednesday\, January 6\, 2027. There must be a minimum of 6 registrants at that time for this workshop to proceed. Contact memberservices@rowingbc.ca if you have missed the deadline and want to know more about other upcoming opportunities. \nPre-requisites:  \nBefore taking this workshop\, all coaches must have completed the following RCA Every Coach Certified Requirements: \n\nCriminal Record Check\nNCCP Coach Initiation In Sport (Online Module)\nRCA Rowing Essentials (Online Module)\nMaking Ethical Decisions Module (Multiple Delivery Options Available)\n\nInformation about how to complete each of these requirements is available HERE. \nCoaches must have completed the RCA Coach Weekend 1 Workshop before attending the RCA Coach Weekend 2 Workshop. \nIn addition\, coaches are expected to have a Pleasure Craft Operator’s Card. \n\nHave further questions? Reach out! \nAdditional information about the Coach Pathway is available HERE.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/rca-coach-weekend-2-workshop-14/
CATEGORIES:Coach Workshops
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270122
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270125
DTSTAMP:20261017T170332
CREATED:20260917T233856Z
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SUMMARY:CAMP: Rowing BC Junior Development Camp
DESCRIPTION:OVERVIEW \nCome join BC’s top identified Junior athletes at the Rowing BC Junior Development Camp held at the Elk Lake Boathouse in Victoria on January 22-24\, 2027. \nRowing BC Camps are designed to bring together the province’s top junior rowing athletes for a series of development-focused training opportunities throughout the year. These camps provide athletes with a chance to showcase their skills\, receive expert coaching\, and connect with other talented juniors across British Columbia. \nIn addition to on-water training and technical skill development\, the camp offers physiological testing protocols\, to help athletes and coaches better understand fitness levels\, monitor progress\, and guide individualized training plans. These camps also play a key role in exploring potential future crews for provincial and national events\, giving athletes an early opportunity to be considered for higher-level competition. \nThis camp is part of a structured development pathway aimed at identifying and nurturing emerging rowing talent\, fostering a strong\, connected\, and high-performing junior rowing community in BC. \nWHO \n\nThis camp is intended for top Junior (U17 and U19) athletes from across BC who are in the advanced stages of exploring what it means to be a performance-focused athlete. At this stage\, the female athletes are typically achieving sub 8 min 2k ergs times\, and the male athletes are typically achieving sub 7 min 2k erg times.\nWant to be involved as a coach at this camp through Rowing BC’s Coach Mentorship Program? Look for an application process to open soon. \n\nWHAT \nThis camp is an opportunity to: \n\nRow with the top identified BC Junior athletes in mixed crews\nReview Rowing Canada Model Technique and use of video analysis to compare individuals rowing strengths and weaknesses.\nBe coached by Rowing BC’s Performance Lead\, Terry Paul as well as top University and club coaches.\nUndergo physiological testing conducted by CSI Pacific staff physiologists\n\nWHERE \nElk Lake Boathouse\, 5100 Patricia Bay Hwy\, Victoria \nAPPLICATION PROCESS \n\nInterested athletes are invited to apply to be involved in this camp using the form that will be available here soon.\nAthlete application forms are due by date TBD.\nAthletes will be selected to attend based on having met performance standards communicated in advance of the camp.\n\nFor questions\, contact Rowing BC’s Performance Lead\, Terry Paul. \nMore information about all of Rowing BC’s Junior Development Camps is available HERE.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/camp-rowing-bc-junior-development-camp-3/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270221
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270222
DTSTAMP:20261017T170332
CREATED:20260917T234128Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T201927Z
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SUMMARY:CAMP: Rowing BC Junior Development Camp
DESCRIPTION:OVERVIEW \nCome join BC’s top identified Junior athletes at the Rowing BC Junior Development Camp held at Shawnigan Lake. \nRowing BC Camps are designed to bring together the province’s top junior rowing athletes for a series of development-focused training opportunities throughout the year. These camps provide athletes with a chance to showcase their skills\, receive expert coaching\, and connect with other talented juniors across British Columbia. \nIn addition to on-water training and technical skill development\, the camp offers physiological testing protocols\, to help athletes and coaches better understand fitness levels\, monitor progress\, and guide individualized training plans. These camps also play a key role in exploring potential future crews for provincial and national events\, giving athletes an early opportunity to be considered for higher-level competition. \nThis camp is part of a structured development pathway aimed at identifying and nurturing emerging rowing talent\, fostering a strong\, connected\, and high-performing junior rowing community in BC. \nWHO \n\nThis camp is intended for top Junior (U17 and U19) athletes from across BC who are in the advanced stages of exploring what it means to be a performance-focused athlete. At this stage\, the female athletes are typically achieving sub 8 min 2k ergs times\, and the male athletes are typically achieving sub 7 min 2k erg times.\nWant to be involved as a coach at this camp through Rowing BC’s Coach Mentorship Program? Look for an application process to open soon. \n\nWHAT \nThis camp is an opportunity to: \n\nRow with the top identified BC Junior athletes in mixed crews\nReview Rowing Canada Model Technique and use of video analysis to compare individuals rowing strengths and weaknesses.\nBe coached by Rowing BC’s Performance Lead\, Terry Paul as well as top University and club coaches.\nUndergo physiological testing conducted by CSI Pacific staff physiologists\n\nWHERE \nShawnigan Lake School\, 1975 Renfrew Rd\, Shawnigan Lake \nAPPLICATION PROCESS \n\nInterested athletes are invited to apply to be involved in this camp using the form that will be available here soon.\nAthlete application forms are due by date TBD.\nAthletes will be selected to attend based on having met performance standards communicated in advance of the camp.\n\nFor questions\, contact Rowing BC’s Performance Lead\, Terry Paul. \nMore information about all of Rowing BC’s Junior Development Camps is available HERE.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/camp-rowing-bc-junior-development-camp-4/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270322
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270326
DTSTAMP:20261017T170332
CREATED:20260917T234257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20261001T202000Z
UID:10000686-1805673600-1806019199@rowingbc.ca
SUMMARY:CAMP: Rowing BC Junior Development Camp
DESCRIPTION:OVERVIEW \nCome join BC’s top identified Junior athletes at the Rowing BC Junior Development Camp held at the Elk Lake Boathouse in Victoria. \nRowing BC Camps are designed to bring together the province’s top junior rowing athletes for a series of development-focused training opportunities throughout the year. These camps provide athletes with a chance to showcase their skills\, receive expert coaching\, and connect with other talented juniors across British Columbia. \nIn addition to on-water training and technical skill development\, the camp offers physiological testing protocols\, to help athletes and coaches better understand fitness levels\, monitor progress\, and guide individualized training plans. These camps also play a key role in exploring potential future crews for provincial and national events\, giving athletes an early opportunity to be considered for higher-level competition. \nThis camp is part of a structured development pathway aimed at identifying and nurturing emerging rowing talent\, fostering a strong\, connected\, and high-performing junior rowing community in BC. \nWHO \n\nThis camp is intended for top Junior (U17 and U19) athletes from across BC who are in the advanced stages of exploring what it means to be a performance-focused athlete. At this stage\, the female athletes are typically achieving sub 8 min 2k ergs times\, and the male athletes are typically achieving sub 7 min 2k erg times.\nWant to be involved as a coach at this camp through Rowing BC’s Coach Mentorship Program? Look for an application process to open soon. \n\nWHAT \nThis camp is an opportunity to: \n\nRow with the top identified BC Junior athletes in mixed crews\nReview Rowing Canada Model Technique and use of video analysis to compare individuals rowing strengths and weaknesses.\nBe coached by Rowing BC’s Performance Lead\, Terry Paul as well as top University and club coaches.\nUndergo physiological testing conducted by CSI Pacific staff physiologists\n\nWHERE \nElk Lake Boathouse\, 5100 Patricia Bay Hwy\, Victoria \nAPPLICATION PROCESS \n\nInterested athletes are invited to apply to be involved in this camp using the form that will be available here soon.\nAthlete application forms are due by date TBD.\nAthletes will be selected to attend based on having met performance standards communicated in advance of the camp.\n\nFor questions\, contact Rowing BC’s Performance Lead\, Terry Paul. \nMore information about all of Rowing BC’s Junior Development Camps is available HERE.
URL:https://rowingbc.ca/event/camp-rowing-bc-junior-development-camp-5/
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