PALM BEACH CREW

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Competitive rowing training for high schoolers ages 13-18, including both sweep and scull techniques to maximize college scholarship opportunities. Head coach Dr. Susan Saint Sing is a two-time US World Rowing Team member who's coached nine national medal-winning teams and focuses on individualized instruction in small boats. Perfect for teens looking for a safer alternative to contact sports that still builds serious athletic credentials. Kids train at Anchorage Park and compete up to state level, with top finishers earning spots at the Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston. Learn to Row camps welcome complete beginners, and homeschool kids are encouraged to join.

Palm Beach Crew @keyframes fonts-loading { 0%, 99% { color: transparent; } } html.wf-loading * { animation: fonts-loading 3s; } Home About Media Photo Gallery Video Gallery News Events Donate COVID-19 Join PBC Home About Media Photo Gallery Video Gallery News Events Donate COVID-19 Join PBC .mobile-nav-toggle-label { display: inline-block !important; } Palm Beach CrewSpring Season Is Starting!Click Here for More DetailsFor current camp and private lesson info text (772) 631-5823 About Palm Beach CrewLocated in the jewel of Palm Beach County Our MissionPalm Beach Crew's mission is to provide the equipment, facilities, and opportunities for our members to participate in competitive and recreational rowing events throughout the region. We primarily focus on high school rowing, with individual lessons for collegiate and masters rowing in the area, and we are a consortium of schools. At the end of the day, it's all about having a good time out on the water. Come join Palm Beach Crew and see for yourself! Our FundamentalsWe are a 501 (c)(3) non-profit rowing club rooted in the desire to share the joys of learning to row by teaching young people to build healthy minds and bodies through the personal and physical challenge of team sport. Successful rowers develop a deep practical understanding of the power of teamwork. They will understand that even individual success requires a strong team around them. Rowers learn a kind of mental discipline that strengthens them in any endeavor they may undertake. First of all, why row?Rowing is the ultimate sport because it provides a plethora of college scholarships, builds strength, endurance, and character, and is a lot safer than other sports offered by schools. According to a website, The College Solution*, crew gives the most scholarships in both D1 and D2 divisions of any sport (more scholarships than men's football). Rowing is a popular sport in the Northeast region of the United States, and colleges will look favorably upon a student by seeing that they row. On the other hand, rowing is a sport that teaches dedication, strength and character through hard work. Rowing is a safe sport for people that are trying to avoid life long injuries, like concussions which are quite frequent in sports such as football. Rowing is without debate one of the best all-around sports. CLICK HERE for the link to The College Solution Why Palm Beach Crew?Palm Beach Crew's community is tightly knit with parents and rowers that get along with one another.  We specialize in individual attention, small boats, and personized instruction. Our rowers learn boat sweep and scull to broaden collegiate scholarship opportunities.  Such individualized coaching has gained Palm Beach the recognition of finishing each year with at least one of our entries in the top ten in the state. Our grand finalists are rewarded with an entry to the prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston.  Our head

Programs (3)

• Private Rowing Lessons

  Private Lesson
  Ages 13–18· Paid

  One-on-one rowing instruction covering both sweep and sculling techniques with highly individualized coaching tailored to each student's skill level. Perfect for high school students looking for personalized attention to improve their rowing technique. Sessions are led by a head coach with Olympic training experience and a track record of coaching national medal winners.

• Learn to Row Camp

  Camp
  Ages 13–18· Paid

  Kids learn basic rowing fundamentals including sweep and sculling techniques in a summer camp format that introduces them to competitive rowing. No experience is necessary and it's designed for high school age students. The camp is coached by an Olympic-level instructor with extensive national and international coaching experience.

• High School Rowing

  Class
  Ages 13–18· Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday· Afternoon, Morning· Paid

  High schoolers learn both sweep rowing and sculling techniques in small boats with individualized coaching focused on proper form and competitive racing skills. The program is designed for ages 13-18 and welcomes homeschool students with no experience required. Head coach is a 2-time US World Rowing Team member who has coached multiple national medal-winning teams and helps kids compete at state championships.