Masters (Veterans)

The older elements of the rowing fraternity have a section at the club to cater for their own particular needs, and individuals over 30 can now row and compete as a Master.

The men's section is particularly active during the year, training and competing regularly. Wins were recorded recently at Henley Veterans, and Molesey to mention but two. Three crews also took part in the World Masters Regatta in the Czech Republic, with excellent results.

Do not worry if you have been "laid up" for a few years as all abilities are catered for in a variety of crews from the top flight through to those simply wish to stay fit and take part in the occasional race.

Training sessions are normally at 8am Saturday and Sunday, though these are rearranged to suit social/ family commitments- so we are friendly.

Click here for Veteran Classes and Handicap System

If you require further information. Please contact our Veteran Coordinator, Alan Douglas at alan.douglas[at]fgic.com

World Masters 2005 Official Scotland Site |  2004 FISA Masters Championships in Hamburg, Germany

8th July 2004 Following the letter from Paul Clayton published in the latest Regatta magazine regarding new veteran rowers, here is the link to his new website Veteran-Rowing.Org. It's aims are --- ' to help Veteran Rowers of all ages and abilities to organise their competitive rowing at regattas by putting them in touch with each other. It also provides much needed help for regatta secretaries who need to find quality opposition for visiting crews'.