This program is for rowers aged 13 to 18 who are returning competitive athletes or have completed either the High School Program or a Learn-to-Row session and have received approval from our Head Coach to register in the Competitive Program. Training sessions run six days a week—mornings Monday through Friday and Saturday mornings—with the possibility of some evening sessions, as determined by the Head Coach. The training program will focus on preparing for two summer NWIRA regattas, with the potential to attend select events in Southern Ontario.

This program is for rowers aged 19 and over who have learned the basics of rowing and are ready to compete in regattas. Open rowers train six times a week—weekday mornings (Monday through Friday) and Saturday mornings. The training program is focused on preparing for two NWIRA summer regattas, with the possibility of also attending the RowOntario Championships in Welland, ON, and Head of the Trent in Peterborough, ON.

This program is for rowers aged 23 and over who have learned the basics of rowing and are ready to compete in regattas. Prior approval from our Head Coach is REQUIRED for anyone joining a competitive program for the first time. Masters rowers can train up to six sessions per week—weekday mornings (Monday through Friday) and Saturday mornings. Training will be focused on two NWIRA summer regattas, with the potential to attend the RowOntario Masters Championships in Welland, ON, and the Head of the Trent in Peterborough, ON.

Members of the Masters program can expect to compete against both older and younger rowers, with a time handicap applied to account for age differences among competitors.

This program offers individuals the chance to enjoy rowing for fun and fitness in a relaxed, supportive environment. Participants receive coaching and supervision, with activities tailored to suit a variety of skill and comfort levels. You can choose to attend one, two or three weekly practice sessions: Tuesday 7–9 PM, Thursday 7–9 PM, or Saturday 9–11 AM.

Prerequisite to recreational rowing is completing a Learn To Row and Novice program or as qualified by a coach.

Please note: practice times may be adjusted in the fall to accommodate earlier sunset hours.

Those that want to row for only part of the year can sign up for only the spring, summer or fall sessions, see below for pricing

This membership is for single boat owners who have a reserved space in the singles bay and are not enrolled in any other TBRC program. It grants access to club facilities, TBRC social events, voting rights at the AGM, and updates from TBRC, Row Ontario, and RCA.

Please note: This membership is not required if you are joining a TBRC 2025 on-water program. RCA and Row Ontario fees are included.

This program is designed for students in grades 9–12 (current year), with the possibility of accepting others based on interest and available space. It serves as a combined Learn to Row and Novice program, offering a solid introduction to the sport. Based on coach assessments, athletes may be invited to progress into the Novice, Member, or Competitive rowing programs.

Learn more about the program here.

This program is open to all ages and skill levels, making it a great starting point for anyone interested in rowing. Space is limited, so if the program fills up, you'll be added to a waiting list. Additional Learn to Row sessions may be offered depending on interest. After completing the program, and based on coach evaluations, participants may be invited to join the Novice, Member, or Competitive rowing programs.

Learn more here.