Conibear Rowing Club, a registered non-profit organization. Our by-laws state: "The purpose of this organization shall be to promote programs devoted to the development of Masters rowing through athletic competition and physical fitness and to support the sport of rowing in the Northwest through active participation in the United Sates Rowing Association (USRA)."
Eligible Rowers
We welcome all rowers age 21 and over. If you are new to rowing, you can take a 'learn to row' class through another club such as Mount Baker Rowing and Sailing. Additionally, if you have successfully completed a Rowing II level class through the Seattle Parks and Recreation Department, or have received a minimum of 1 year of similar training elsewhere, you are welcome to reach out and arrange a visit.
Our Coaches
Our coaches have always been top quality. Our first coach, Dick Erickson, was former University of Washington men's coach and pioneer of Northwest Masters Women's rowing. Our current coaches are Eleanor McElvaine, member of the three time UW National Women's Champions and Sara Lopez, Rowing Competition Coordinator for the 1996 Olympic Games. Both of our coaches have been involved with Conibear for 20+ years.
Team Specifics
TIMES/DATES: Rowing season runs from early January to early November.
Workout times are M-W-F 5:30 - 7:30 a.m.
LOCATION: Mount Baker Rowing and Sailing Center, 3800 Lake Washington Blvd. South, 98118
COST: CRC dues are established each year and covers racing entry fees, mailings and USRA membership. Current monthly equipment and coaching fees are established and paid by the month, season or year.
To join Conibear or find out more information click HERE.
Eligible Rowers
We welcome all rowers age 21 and over. If you are new to rowing, you can take a 'learn to row' class through another club such as Mount Baker Rowing and Sailing. Additionally, if you have successfully completed a Rowing II level class through the Seattle Parks and Recreation Department, or have received a minimum of 1 year of similar training elsewhere, you are welcome to reach out and arrange a visit.
Our Coaches
Our coaches have always been top quality. Our first coach, Dick Erickson, was former University of Washington men's coach and pioneer of Northwest Masters Women's rowing. Our current coaches are Eleanor McElvaine, member of the three time UW National Women's Champions and Sara Lopez, Rowing Competition Coordinator for the 1996 Olympic Games. Both of our coaches have been involved with Conibear for 20+ years.
Team Specifics
TIMES/DATES: Rowing season runs from early January to early November.
Workout times are M-W-F 5:30 - 7:30 a.m.
LOCATION: Mount Baker Rowing and Sailing Center, 3800 Lake Washington Blvd. South, 98118
COST: CRC dues are established each year and covers racing entry fees, mailings and USRA membership. Current monthly equipment and coaching fees are established and paid by the month, season or year.
To join Conibear or find out more information click HERE.
New to Rowing?
Now's the time, no matter what your age/fitness status, to come out on the Lake and learn this great sport!
Participants are welcome to visit the club upon graduation from a Learn To Row program. Request a visit to practice by using our CONTACT US page. CLASSES OFFERED @ MOUNT BAKER ROWING & SAILING: If you are new to rowing you can take a ‘learn to row’ class through our Mount Baker Rowing and Sailing (where Conibear Rowing Club is based). Novice classes for adults 16 and up are offered by Mt. Baker Rowing and Sailing Center from March through December. These classes prepare rowers to row either recreationally or competitively in the adult co-ed rowing program at the Mt. Baker Rowing and Sailing Center, or to join a private rowing club such as Conibear. For more information, contact the Mt. Baker Rowing and Sailing Center office at (206) 386-1913 or register for classes at www.mbrsc.org. HAVE PREVIOUS ROWING EXPERIENCE: If you have successfully completed a Rowing II level class through the Seattle Parks and Recreation Department, have received similar training elsewhere or are a previous rower, come visit us a few times to see how you like our group. We plan land/water workouts for MWF, 5:30am-7:30am January through beginning of November. To set up a visit, use our CONTACT FORM. |
Conibear is Seeking Coxswains
- Get to hang out with a great team, go to fun places, learn new skills. - Travel for free with the team to regattas (airfare, hotel, ground transportation, and three meals a day are covered). - May choose time commitment that works for you -- come to practice 3 times a week, or just 1 or 2. - Pay no fees of any kind as long as they are actively coxing. - Receive a free after-practice latte, if they choose to go with the team to coffee. - May participate in all land training for free. - May row for free when not needed to cox, such as during small boat season. - Potentially participate in Conibear’s twice-yearly sculling clinic, if interested. - Are required to attend (at no charge) any coxswain clinic the club holds. - Enjoy an awesome outlet for a competitive nature (whether you already know you have one or not!). |
