The camp offers a unique opportunity to train on the iconic Charles River with Harvard and Radcliffe coaches, utilizing advanced Peach telemetry for in-depth performance analysis.
The Charles River Rowing Camp at Harvard offers experienced high school rowers a unique opportunity to enhance their performance. Utilizing Peach telemetry, athletes gain deep insights into their physiological and technical rowing metrics. The program focuses on improving stroke mechanics, efficiency, and boat handling through on-water training on the Charles River. Campers also participate in strength and conditioning sessions led by Harvard coaches, learning correct movement patterns and specific rowing conditioning techniques. Specialized coxswain coaching is available, providing presentations and hands-on learning for those in the coxswain seat. The camp aims to help athletes unlock more speed and develop skills crucial for success in their rowing careers.
A typical day includes on-water training sessions focusing on stroke mechanics and boat handling, followed by strength and conditioning with Harvard coaches and specialized coxswain coaching.
This camp is best for experienced high school rowers (1+ season) interested in rowing at the collegiate level who want to gain deep insight into their performance and unlock more speed.
Harvard's Newell Boathouse, Boston, MA
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