Peterborough City Rowing Club | Every Body Moves

Peterborough City Rowing Club

Sports category:

Endurance Sports

Overview

The Rowing Club offers Rowing and Gym training facilities for Disabled athletes and currently has in its membership adaptive rowers (missing a limb), blind, deaf, learning difficulties and adults recovering from illness e.g. stroke.

Join our club to enjoy rowing out on the water and/or specialised training in the gym. We have Gym equipment which will be specifically geared to assist disabled athletes, e.g. a Concept 2 Skierg can be used by those who are not able to use conventional rowing machines as they have legs or other limbs missing. A skierg builds up upper body muscle and endurance.

Club features

Impairment types:

Hearing impairment
Learning impairment
Physical impairment
Visual impairment

Staff experience:

We have a lot of experience working with disabled people

Activity format:

Team based

Availiable sessions:

Mixed gender
Children & youth
Adult
Elderly

Location:

Peterborough City Rowing Club
Thorpe Meadows
Peterborough
PE3 6LN
United Kingdom

Telephone number:

01733310346

Attending the club:

The Club has a programme of "Learn to Row" courses and coaches with specific knowledge for disabled/adaptive rowers. There is a fee for the course comprising of eight sessions which also provides three months membership. Following this period they can join the Club as a full member with continued access to coaching.

When we meet:

Days and times vary. For disabled athletes sessions can often be organised at a day and time suitable to them.

Equipment:

The Club provides the equipment required in order to take part in the sport of rowing on the water and in the gym.

Accessibility Information:

The Club has good all round access and has Changing Rooms and toilets suitable for Disabled people. Furthermore, the Club is currently converting one of its areas into a Wet / Changing Room designed specifically for Disabled athletes.