Tudor Challange - Saturday 13th August 2022
A new rowing event open to all clubs
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Club Rowing - Sport Row
ROWING Event: Club Rowing - Sport RowSaturday 25 June 2022 at 08:00( HW Tide Time: 09:45 Tide Level: 4.0 metres) Club Rowing - Sport RowThese rows will be at a faster pace. They can be longer distances. In the Spring and Summer they are often used for race training and competition training. If you are unsure if the Sport rows are suitable for you, please feel free to contact the Rowing Captain to discuss. |
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Saturday 25 June 2022 | 08:00 |
Introduction to Rowing
ROWING Event: Introduction to RowingSaturday 25 June 2022 at 11:00( HW Tide Time: 09:45 Tide Level: 4.0 metres) Introduction to RowingAn introduction to coastal rowing. This is open to members and non members. Places need to be booked via the Rowing Captain to enable time to secure an experienced rower to take you out. 48 hours notice would be appreciated when booking. For cancellations 24 hours notice would be appreciated. |
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Saturday 25 June 2022 | 11:00 |
Club Rowing - Gentle Row
ROWING Event: Club Rowing - Gentle RowSunday 26 June 2022 at 11:00( LW Tide Time: 15:50 Tide Level: 1.5 metres) Club Rowing - Gentle RowThis row is at a gentle pace. Ideal for those still new to coastal rowing, or those that prefer a slower pace. Row will be dependant on weather conditions suitable for a novice rower. |
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Sunday 26 June 2022 | 11:00 |
Club Rowing - Leisure / Sport Row
ROWING Event: Club Rowing - Leisure / Sport RowTuesday 28 June 2022 at 08:00( LW Tide Time: 05:00 Tide Level: 1.3 metres) Club Rowing - Leisure / Sport RowThese rows can be at a faster pace and for the more confident, stronger rower. During the winter months the early Tuesday rows include an amazing sunrise and a stop half way for coffee. If you are unsure if the faster rows are suitable for you, please feel free to contact the Rowing Captain to discuss. |
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Tuesday 28 June 2022 | 08:00 |
Club Rowing - Leisure Row
ROWING Event: Club Rowing - Leisure RowWednesday 29 June 2022 at 18:00( LW Tide Time: 18:00 Tide Level: 1.4 metres) Club Rowing - Leisure RowPace will vary on these rows depending on who is out; usually a mix of newer rowers gaining confidence and those that have more experience. Rows often include a stop at a coffee shop, or finish with time at the club house. For darker evenings extra protocols are in place and you will need to arrive at least 15 minutes before the row to attend a safety briefing. |
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Wednesday 29 June 2022 | 18:00 |
Club Rowing - Sport Row
ROWING Event: Club Rowing - Sport RowSaturday 02 July 2022 at 08:00( LW Tide Time: 07:30 Tide Level: 1.2 metres) Club Rowing - Sport RowThese rows will be at a faster pace. They can be longer distances. In the Spring and Summer they are often used for race training and competition training. If you are unsure if the Sport rows are suitable for you, please feel free to contact the Rowing Captain to discuss. |
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Saturday 02 July 2022 | 08:00 |
Club Rowing - Gentle Row
ROWING Event: Club Rowing - Gentle RowSunday 03 July 2022 at 11:00( LW Tide Time: 08:00 Tide Level: 1.2 metres) Club Rowing - Gentle RowThis row is at a gentle pace. Ideal for those still new to coastal rowing, or those that prefer a slower pace. Row will be dependant on weather conditions suitable for a novice rower. |
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Sunday 03 July 2022 | 11:00 |
Club Rowing - Leisure / Sport Row
ROWING Event: Club Rowing - Leisure / Sport RowTuesday 05 July 2022 at 08:00( LW Tide Time: 09:15 Tide Level: 1.3 metres) Club Rowing - Leisure / Sport RowThese rows can be at a faster pace and for the more confident, stronger rower. During the winter months the early Tuesday rows include an amazing sunrise and a stop half way for coffee. If you are unsure if the faster rows are suitable for you, please feel free to contact the Rowing Captain to discuss. |
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Tuesday 05 July 2022 | 08:00 |
Gig rowing is one of the UK`s fastest growing water based activities and Tudor SC has the perfect location in the sheltered waters of Langstone harbour, a major south coast wildlife haven.
Rowing gigs are recognised as one of the first shore-based lifeboats that went to vessels in distress, with recorded rescues going back as far as the late 17th century. The 15ft. Bursledon gig is an extremely versatile craft able to be rowed by 1, 2, 3, or 4, rowers plus a cox. Easily launched and recovered, exceptionally seaworthy and rigged with modern carbon fibre oars, they are a pleasure to use
In 2016 the club acquired its first 15ft Bursledon gig 'Rosie'. The rowing section has greatly expanded since then and there are now 5 gigs in the club, with active all year round rowing catering for the leisure rower or the more serious racers.
The sport is 'easy entry', just step on board and within 15 minutes the complete novice 'has the action'. This, coupled with growing awareness for the necessity of a healthy lifestyle and importantly the balanced, whole body exercise that rowing provides continues to draw ever increasing numbers to this great sea activity.
Apart from the fantastic exercise inherent in coastal rowing there is another important aspect. The improvement to mental well being derived from just 'being on the open sea', surrounded by an abundance of wildlife from Seals to flocks of migrating birds and occasionally the great pleasure of rowing by Moonlight on calm waters. A very special experience indeed.
Gig rowing at Tudor is a very sociable pursuit, offering members the opportunity to get out onto the water to have some fun and build confidence in a friendly, unpressured environment. Apart from the purely leisure aspects of our rowing, we also have racing teams, we support competitions and regattas across the Eastern Solent, and travel to away events such as the annual Thames Great River Race where we always finish in the top echelons, the link below will take you to one of the Tudor teams in their boat 'Freedom' in the 2019 race:- CLICK HERE
All Tudor SC rowers, be they leisure or competitive, can benefit from the experience and skill developed by our core racing rowers, who are more than happy to pass on their experience. Details of organised rows are available on the activities calendar.
We have a range of activities planned for the summer, the schedule for the rowing section can be seen to the left or on the main club calendar. You can also email the rowing captain on the details above for more informaton.
Members can book to row our current club boats here - CLICK HERE
May 2016 - Gig Rowing proved very popular at the recent RYA Push the Boat Out / Tudor Sailing Club Open Day, with many prospective members taking to the water.
Introducing the Cygnus 15' Rowing Gig - CLICK HERE