Resources for Masters
Stay updated with the latest regatta schedules and participate in events tailored for masters rowers.
Engagement in these events promotes camaraderie and healthy competition among club members.
Participate in our advocacy initiatives designed to represent the interests of masters rowers.
Together, we can create a stronger voice to further enhance the rowing community.
The Legion supports some of our youngest rowers by providing them with financial assistance to help further their aspirations to become representatives of New Zealand at an international level for the first time.
Navigate through our comprehensive directory of rowing clubs that connect masters rowers across New Zealand and globally.
Joining a local club can provide mentorship and support.
Explore insightful articles and blogs written by experienced rowers, coaches, and enthusiasts.
These posts cover tips, training advice, and stories that inspire our community.
Become a member to enjoy exclusive benefits, including event discounts, access to specialized resources, and a supportive network of fellow rowers dedicated to excellence.
Running Events
The Legion of Rowers is keen to encourage more events for masters. This page contains helpful resources and how-to guides which you can download and use.
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Please credit the Legion of Rowers as the source of this information.
Please send us any suggestions for updates.
Running a Masters Training Camp
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​A sign up form
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An email advertising the camp
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Pricing – Please add an additional margin $x per person for non-Legion of Rowers members (pass this back to the Legion – we use this money to reinvest into Masters and Junior Rowing in New Zealand)
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The Sample Camp Joining Instructions have been provided by Christine Hobbs, St Georges Rowing Club
Running a Business-House Rowing Regatta
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Having a lot of inexperienced competitors in one place takes careful marshalling.
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This was for the Auckland Business Rowing Challenge event
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Regatta Race Day plan for the Business Houses
Running a Head Race
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South Island Rowing ran the Head of the Taieri in 2022
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The joining instructions and explanation of How a head race is marshalled and started are exemplary​