2020 has certainly been a different year! From full lockdown to getting back on the water on a restricted capacity, it’s tested skills and confidence. In line with Scottish Rowing guidance, the period from the end of June through to October has predominantly been in single sculls. This initially posed a challenge for the club…

Anyone who’s ever been on a club committee can probably agree that when it comes to organising events, competitions, or even regular training sessions, sometimes it all comes together and the planning pays off. There are also times when the running of a club feels like a slight uphill battle. Individual work commitments, holidays, family,…

It’s fair to say the last 10 weeks during lockdown have been challenging for most. Let’s face it, we’re used to our freedom and definitely not used to being told to stay in our homes and only venture out once a day for exercise! On top of that, the endless amounts of negative press and…

Being part of a sports club isn’t only about keeping fit and active but also about the social element with people who share the same interest. During lockdown TRC members haven’t just been missing being on the water, but also the interaction with others from the club so we decided to make good use of…

Under the advice of Scottish Rowing, Tay Rowing Club have made the hard decision to suspend all club based rowing until further notice due to the #COVID19 virus. We will continue to monitor the situation and hope we can all get back out on the water, safely, soon!

Our first learn to row course of 2020 was fully booked in just 3 days of releasing the date. If you missed out and would love to learn, we plan to run another course around May / June. 🚣‍♀️ 👉To get the best chance of securing a space join our waiting list where you will get…