Boulder Community Rowing
About Rowing
 Rowing (called crew) is a sport of fitness and finesse that involves balance, strength and teamwork. Rowing appeals to those inclined to roll themselves out of bed in the early morning hours, sit in absurdly skinny boats precariously balanced on the water and watch the ever-changing spectacle of the sunrise (all before coffee time!).
 Boulder Community Rowing (BCR) is a nonprofit corporation with approximately 65 members founded in 2000. The club offers rowing opportunities for novice, experienced and competitive rowers. Most workouts take place in sweep boats holding eight or four people. Those interested in a more solitary environment can learn to use our single and double sculls (See our Sculling Programs). Boats and programs launch from our dock at the Boulder Reservoir.
 Programs cater to those wanting to sample the experience (see our Learn-To-Row Weekends) or simply continue their enjoyment of rowing (see our Novice Program and Experienced Program). BCR also provides opportunities to compete in local and national races/regattas (see our Racing Program). While some BCR members are new to rowing, others rowed competitively in college or with clubs after graduation.
Share magical sunrises with us as the light dances upon the water and off the mountains. Be part of our club and discover a profoundly enriching experience.
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