Invercargill Rowing Club

Welcome to Invercargill Rowing Club

Invercargill Rowing Club is a dedicated rowing club fostering community and skill development through the sport of rowing. We cater to a diverse range of participants, including Senior Men, Senior Women, School Rowers, Masters, and Special Olympics athletes. Facilities and boats are readily available to support adaptive rowing, ensuring accessibility for everyone. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your technique, our club provides a welcoming environment on the Oreti River, where training sessions are structured to suit various skill levels. All interested persons are very welcome to join and experience the benefits of this outdoor boating activity.

Training Opportunities for All Levels

For those interested in starting as a Novice or pursuing Master Rower training, sessions are held on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5.30pm to 7pm, as well as Sundays at 8.30am. These times offer a convenient entry point into the sport, allowing participants to build confidence and endurance in a supportive setting. Competing rowers and those from secondary schools are encouraged to make contact to arrange suitable coaching and training days tailored to their needs. Our focus on inclusivity extends to adaptive rowing options, making it possible for a broader community to engage in this exhilarating watersport.

Community and Inclusivity in Southland Rowing

Moving to the heart of our operations, the club's location at 89 Sandy Point Road, Oreti Beach 9879, New Zealand, places us in the scenic Southland region. Nestled along the Oreti River, this spot provides an ideal natural setting for rowing activities, with calm waters perfect for both beginners and experienced athletes. Southland's rugged beauty and temperate climate enhance the outdoor experience, drawing in locals and visitors alike who appreciate the blend of physical challenge and serene surroundings. As a key part of the region's sporting landscape, Invercargill Rowing Club contributes to a tradition of community-driven recreation, promoting health and camaraderie through boating pursuits.

Why Choose Our Rowing Club?

The Invercargill Rowing Club stands out as a pillar in Southland's rowing community by offering structured yet flexible training that accommodates different groups. From adaptive facilities for Special Olympics to dedicated sessions for school rowers, we ensure every member finds a place to thrive. Keywords like rowing club, Southland, and adaptive rowing highlight our commitment to accessibility and excellence. Engaging in these activities not only builds physical fitness but also fosters lifelong friendships and a deeper connection to the Oreti River's environment. Whether you're a novice dipping your oars for the first time or a seasoned competitor, our club is designed to support your journey in this timeless sport.