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Six two hour classes with no more than 8 per class

Fee: $500

Session I    June 21, 22, 28 and 29; July 12 , 13    10:30am-12:30pm

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It takes time to put the learn to row lessons into practice. These sessions are for those who have completed Learn to Row and need more confidence and rowing time to familiarize themselves with rowing on the water.  Take as many sessions as you need for your comfort zone.

Fee: $190 per session

Session I     Novice           July 21, 22, 23, 24,           10:30 am– 12 noon    
Session II    Novice           July 28, 29, 30, 31            10:30  am – 12 noon     
Session III Novice           August 11, 12, 13, 14       10:30 am -12 noon         
Session IV  Novice          August 18, 19, 20, 21 10:30 am—12 noon
Session V    Novice          August 25, 26, 27, 28 10:30 am-12 noon

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Learn to sweep with technical proficiency in a four. Must  have completed Learn to Row.
Contingent on four participants.

Fee: $175

Session I           August 11, 12, 13, 14    2-3:30pm 
Session II          August 18. 19. 20, 21    2-3:30pm
Session III         August 25, 26, 27, 28   2-3:30pm

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Experienced junior rowers who wish extra time for practice are encouraged to put in some miles.  Practice times will be available for sign ups on a weekly basis. August  is a good time to prepare for the fall, focus on specific areas like sweeping or just log in some rowing practices. You can create a crew or just drop in.  The coach will evaluate if you are competent to row during these segments and will give you water drills to practice.

Fee:      $160 per week

Session I       August 4, 5, 6, 7  (this week is tentative)          4-6pm
Session II     August 11, 12, 13, 14      4-6  
Session III   August  18, 19, 20, 21    4-6                
Session IV   August  25, 26, 27, 28 4-6pm      

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Did you row in college? Are you rowing and wish to practice during the summer.  Do you want to learn how to scull? We welcome college rowers to come out to row at Monksville. Contact us directly and we will try to work out a time slot and manageable fee for you to row.   

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Private lessons for any level are available. Time slot must be arranged with Coach Daniel with payment to North Jersey Rowing. 

Individuals wishing to row a single are encouraged to schedule some private lessons, as the single is technically  most challenging.

For any rower with previous rowing experience (rowers have completed Learn to Row and have raced in the Spring or want to pursue the sport competitively as novices during the summer.) Rowers will be evaluated and placed in appropriate development level, from novice to the more experienced.

The purpose of the summer competitive program is to build endurance and log in the miles needed to compete. Coaching will focus on technique and skill development, proper use and care of equipment, personal training and drills for efficient performance and competitive strategies. Rowers will be challenged to row in any combination of boating lineups…and will row to have fun competing and learning the sport.

Emphasis is on sculling and some sweep. Limited spots per session in singles, doubles, quads, and fours. 

The summer program starts  June 2^nd,  three times per week, while most schools are in session.  Beginning June 30^th practices are four times per week, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday except when regattas take place. Fridays are open for makeups due to inclement weather, optional practices as determined by the coach.

There will be two tiers of competitive Juniors, basically a morning program and an afternoon program, creating a competitive pool of 35 – 40 rowers.  Both sessions are the same, open to girls and boys.  Participants are expected to come to every practice. In rowing it is important to give advance notice of any absence as an empty seat greatly affects your team mates. Notice must be given to the coach if you will miss a session. We understand there is life after rowing and family and personal obligations sometimes do conflict.  If you know you will not be available for a race or a practice session due to vacation plans or other commitments, please let us know well in advance so we can plan accordingly. This is common rowing courtesy for your teammates.

Those rowers who wish to compete at any one regatta will vie for select seats. Entries to the regattas will be determined by the skill set of the rowers. The coach will set forth boat lineups based on a competitive selection criteria and level of rower. We want to send out competent crews. Both morning and afternoon sessions will vie for seats for each regatta.

You are responsible for transportation and/or lodging at your regattas.  Those who secure a seat in a boat at a regatta will be assessed a portion of the entry fee and gas for transporting the shell.  This makes it equitable for all rowers.

With a two tiered structure we are able to train and develop a pool of 35 – 40 boys and girls from freshmen through seniors. There will be two time slots offered in June while school remains in session and in July. You can choose your best time slot.

June 2 – June 23  practice three times per week

For those who have early school dismissal, in June only,  practices are
Monday and Wednesdays and Friday    June  1:30pm – 3: 30pm  

All others

Tuesdays and Thursdays      After school  4 – 6pm
plus the following Saturdays 8 am-10 am  : June 7, 21,  28
June 23^th – July 31  Practice four times per week

Times are as follows:
MTWTh      Morning shift   8 – 10 a.m. or late afternoon shift  4 -6pm

Regattas in Philadelphia: 

   Schuylkill Navy  Saturday June 14^th
Independence Day  Sunday and Monday July 6, 7
Philadelphia Youth   Saturday July 26^th 

  US Nationals (Mercer County)   July 16 – 19 Only top tier rowers are eligible.

Fee: $875 for summer program of 29 sessions exclusive of regattas.