Clyde Amateur Rowing Club

Clyde Amateur Rowing Club, established in 1865, is a welcoming rowing club located on Glasgow Green in Glasgow, Scotland. The club is open to anyone interested in rowing, from complete beginners to elite athletes. Whether you've rowed before or not, Clyde ARC is always open to new members. They even run regular introductions to rowing for complete beginners.

The club prides itself on being inclusive and open to anyone with an interest in rowing. They have an equality statement that ensures all individuals, regardless of background or ability, feel welcome and included.

Clyde ARC hosts various news and events throughout the year, including their annual general meeting and rowing races. The annual general meeting is a tradition that has been ongoing for over 150 years, where members gather to discuss the club's affairs. The rowing races, such as the Clyde Head of the River Races and Clyde Power Sprints, provide opportunities for members to showcase their skills and compete in friendly competition.

Clyde ARC's facilities are located in the West Boathouse on Glasgow Green, near the Weir and close to the High Court. The club occupies the western part of the boathouse, which is easily accessible through the stone archway entrance. The building is home to a range of equipment and resources for rowers to enjoy.

Clyde Amateur Rowing Club is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation registered with the Office of the Scottish Charities Regulator (OSCR), demonstrating their commitment to giving back to the community. The club has a committee that oversees its operations and ensures the smooth running of its activities. For more information about the club, its facilities, or how to join, interested individuals can contact them via email at president@clydearc. org.

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Whether you're a seasoned rower or just starting out, Clyde Amateur Rowing Club provides a supportive and inclusive environment for all individuals who share a passion for rowing. Join them today and become part of their rich history and rowing tradition.