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North Charlotte Rowing. Established November 2013. North Charlotte Rowing (NCR) Mission.
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North Charlotte Rowing Established November 2013
North Charlotte Rowing (NCR) Mission To provide affordable and accessible recreational and competitive rowing programs for youth and adults as a means to promote the sport, foster teamwork and encourage physical activity and a healthy lifestyle. North Charlotte Rowing
Rowing and its Benefits • Rowing is a mentally, physically and socially transformative lifetime sport for people of all ages, body types and athletic abilities. • Rowing is all about Teamwork. Without teamwork the boat will not successfully move through the water. The collective team is greater than the sum of its parts. Learning to work with teammates is an important life lesson. • Rowing requires mental focus in harmony with physical energy which translates into improved concentration in other aspects of one’s life. North Charlotte Rowing
Rowing and its Benefits • Educational Benefits - Opens doors for educational opportunities including college scholarships. • Social Benefits - Enjoyable way to make friends, network and connect with the community. North Charlotte Rowing
Rowing and its Benefits Physical and Mental Benefits - Rowing is a total body workout, using all of the body’s major muscle groups. North Charlotte Rowing
NCR Club Profile Current location through December 31st. A recreational and competitive rowing club currently based at The Erg House in Huntersville. We will row at the Lake Norman YMCA in the spring of 2014. Newly formed not-for-profit organization (applied for) that is a spin-off from the North Carolina Community Sailing and Rowing Center. North Charlotte Rowing
NCR Rowing Programs • Youth and adult learn to row classes • Competitive youth and adult rowing • Recreational rowing • Summer camps North Charlotte Rowing
NCR Club & Individual Accomplishments • Former NCR coach Lou Berl is now Head Women’s Rowing Coach at Harvard/Radcliffe. • Former youth rowers: • Sophia Bhalla rowed on the US Junior National Team and competed for the USA in Lithuania this summer. She finished first in the women's single at the 2013 Southeast Regionals. • Forrest Daugherty recruited to row at Princeton • Scott Ortlip recruited to row at Dartmouth • Griffin Lynch learned to row at NCR after surviving a brain tumor that left him legally blind. He went on to the UNC men’s crew team and participated in the US Paralympics Identification Camp. North Charlotte Rowing
NCR Club & Individual Accomplishments • Many More in Our Future! • Fall 2013 Regattas and Medals • Head of the Charles (International Elite Oarsman Competition in Boston) – Two oarsmen and one coxswain competed. • Tail of the Tiger (Clemson University) - Medaled in six events. • Chattanooga Head Race - Medaled in one event. • Head of the South (Augusta, Georgia) - Medaled in nine events. North Charlotte Rowing
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NCR Future & Vision • Permanent home on Lake Normanor Catawba River • National recognition for our rowing teams and facility • Host annual regatta that draws from up and down the East Coast • Partner with: • Local schools and universities • Wounded Warriors and the VA Hospital • Develop: • Adaptive rowing programs for youth and masters • Programs for at-risk youth and underserved populations. North Charlotte Rowing