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"RowNews"
[The
News & Information web page for GDRA CREW]
Welcome to GDRA Junior
Crew!
A Community Youth
Athletic Club
For 9th,
10th, 11th & 12th grade students
IslandPark
Boathouse, E. Helena Street
Along the Great
Miami River, Just North of Downtown
Dayton, OH USA!
Since 1992 - A 501c3
organization and rowing club

JUNIOR CREW
See Summer
Rowing for Details
2008 Spring Regatta Schedule:
April 12 -Cincinnati Invitational Regatta -- At Harsha Lake
near Cincinnati
April 19 -Hoover Invitational Regatta -At Hoover
Dam near Columbus
April 26 - Governors Cup Regatta - At Griggs
Reservoir in Columbus
May 17&18 - US Rowing Midwest Championship
Regatta
[The qualifier for nationals] - At Harsha Lake near Cincinnati
June 13-16 - US Rowing Youth Nationals - At
Harsha Lake near Cincinnati
ROWING – it’s team
spirit, discipline, an outrageous experience and a great way to REALLY
impress college admissions!
Join GDRA Junior Crew NOW!
New
to rowing? Read ---> Do
You Crew?
"For motivated
high school and select junior high school students"
Current Practice Schedule
below. Beginners are welcome.
| Boys |
Mon through Thurs |
4:30 to 6:30 p.m. |
| Girls |
Mon through Thurs |
4:30 to 6:30 p.m. |
FEES
Payable to: Greater Dayton
Rowing Association -- Mail to: Mrs. Jody Sobol, GDRA Junior Membership,
130 Wisteria Rd., Dayton, OH 45219
SEE
'FORMS' WEBPAGE FOR THE PAPERWORK
BEGINNERS
Beginners are welcome to start
rowing and training
at any time during the calendar year!
WALK-ON
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
NO-CUT POLICY
Cross-train
* Meet new people * Get into great shape!
Typical Practice
- Practice is usually two hours long.
- Practice starts finishes with warm-up
on land.
- We usually spend 60 to 90 minutes on
the water.
- We will have indoor workouts during
inclement weather
(thunderstorms, freezing).
- You will get blisters on your hands
when you start.
- Always bring a plastic water bottle,
running shoes, adequate clothing for the weather. T-shirt and
non-baggy shorts for the summer.
Typical Regatta
Weekend
- For races less than two hours away (Cincinnati,
Columbus), we usually travel the morning of the competition. For races
farther away, we will go the night before.
- In the fall you will race 5,000
meters. In the spring you will race 2,000 meters and usually
have one heat in the morning and a final in the afternoon for each
event.
- Regattas usually end around 4 p.m. and
we usually travel back that night.
- There is a lot of dead time between
races at regattas. Make sure you bring homework and study materials
(during the school year). We have weather shelter tent and food
tent. Bring blanket or sleeping bag for warmth when necessary
and dry clothes for the trip home.

Call Dr. Todd or Jody
Sobol - 937-299-IROW (4769)
E-mail: Juniors@DaytonRowing.org
or ROWERDOC@AOL.COM
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