What about coxswains?
EBRC's Masters programs are a home for many coxswains in the Bay Area. We've had a wide range of coxswains over the years, coming to us from US National teams and local high schools. We are known as a rowing club that provides the perfect environment for coxswains to train and get practice and race experience. Coxswains are not charged dues. When winter arrives, we'll be back with our coxswains. For more information, please submit the
form below.
(What's a coxswain? It's the person responsible for steering the boat and coordinating the power and rhythm of the rowers.)
I'm in the East Bay for several days visiting or working. Can I row as a guest?
Yes. We welcome experienced Masters rowers to join us while in town in our singles program. Visitors can row for up to one week, free of charge. But you'll have to start first with our $40 Placement Test. For details and scheduling, please submit the
form below.
I'm a college or university rower on break. Can I row?
Absolutely. During breaks and summers we have many rowers join our Womens or Mens competition programs for practices, and sometimes for regattas. The same goes for land practices on ergs. There's no charge if it's for one week. For two or more weeks, standard dues apply. In the past, we've had rowers from Cal, Stanford, UCSB, Princeton, University of Washington and Georgetown. You'll have to start first with our $40 Placement Test. For details and scheduling, please submit the
form below.
Can I get financial aid?
Yes, EBRC offers the Flexible Fee Program for Masters rowers. This program provides a reduced monthly dues payment for those who need financial assistance. One of EBRC's goals is to make rowing accessible and the Club is committed to doing so within the limits of its annual budget. New rowers apply for Flexible Fee during the online registration process.
What kind of equipment do you have?
During the last couple of years we have been acquiring new and nearly new racing shells and oars. We continue to standardize our inventory on Vespoli. We have also Filippi, Resolute, Pocock and Sykes shells. For sculling, we have singles, doubles and quads. For sweep, we have pairs, 4+s and 8+s.
Where can I get all the details on Masters programs?
Virtually every aspect of being an EBRC Masters rower is captured in the
EBRC Blue Book.
This online document has complete information on practices, regattas, volunteering, expenses, coaches and equipment. If you want to learn all about EBRC Masters rowing, this is the resource.