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Fees & Costs

Masters Rowing Pass

(Developmental, Coached/Competitive, Independent)

A purchase of a Masters Rowing Pass (and related signing of waivers, passing of a Flip Test, and payment) entitle the purchaser to participation in Developmental and Coached/Competitive programs and to act as an Independent rower. The price of the Masters Rowing Pass is determined by the Board of Directors, and is intended to be competitive to the cost of other fitness options and to cover BRC's fixed costs that are incurred throughout the calendar year (eg: rent, equipment, liability, worker compensation insurance, etc) as well as fund future equipment purchases. There is a $25 late fee assed to passes purchased after deadline.

Purchase and payment of a Masters Rowing Pass (and related signing of waivers, passing of a flip test, and payment of Coaching/Independent fees) is required prior to the use of BRC equipment, storage and use of personal equipment on the BRC site, and participation in Developmental and Coached/Competitive programs or to row as an Independent rower.

Other Costs that Masters Can Expect

Separate fees are established by the Board of Directors to cover coaching fees and operating costs (eg: supplies, fuel, etc) for each Developmental and Coached/Competitive program and storage fees for Independent rowers. Regatta participants are charged ~$75 per regatta to cover the average costs that BRC incurs (eg: entry fees, trailer fuel, and lodging/food for coaches/masters coxswains, etc).

Masters Learn to Row and Learn to Scull

Participants in Learn to Row and Learn to Scull programs are charged a fee for each program as determined by the Board of Directors. A Masters Rowing Pass is not required until after the rower completes the Learn to Row or Learn to Scull program and elects to participate in a Developmental or Coached/Competitive program, or continues as an Independent rower. At that time, a purchase of a Masters Rowing Pass is required with the fees based on being a first time purchaser.

Private Sculling Lessons

Non passholders may do private lessons before having to purchase an Independent Rower Pass along with a Masters Rowing Pass.

Upon completion of Private Sculling Lessons, purchase (and payment) of a Masters Rowing Pass (and related signing of waivers, passing of a Flip Test, and payment of Coaching/Independent fees) is required prior to the use of BRC equipment, storage, and use of personal equipment on the BRC site.

Youth Program

Youth rowers are charged a per program fee as determined by the Board of Directors.

Other Costs that Youth Rowers Can Expect

Regatta participants are charged ~$75 per regatta to cover the average costs that BRC incurs (eg: entry fees, trailer fuel, and lodging/food for coaches/coxswains, etc).

Family Discounts

$50 discount for married couples on their Masters Rowing Pass (ie: 2 passes cost $350/pass instead of $400) for the year.
$50 discount on a Masters Rowing Pass for rowers who have a child (or children) participating in the full-time Youth Program for the year. One discount per family.
$50 discount for 2 siblings participating in the full-time Youth Program (Spring and Fall seasons).

Registration and Payment

Registration and payment are processed through the website with a user account. Installment plans, financial and medical hardships can be discussed confidentially with the Board of Directors. Any modifications to the above fee policies are subject to the approval of the Treasurer.