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Para Rowing

Para-rowing provides athletes with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability the opportunity to be active both indoor or on the water, get involved in a fun and friendly club environment, and participate in a variety of competitions.

PARA ROWING CLASSIFICATIONS

There are three Para-Rowing classes recognized by FISA (Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d’Aviron). Note that these classifications are for  competition. If you simply would like to explore rowing whether indoor or enjoy being out on the water, then you don’t need to worry about ‘fitting in’ to the classifications below.
1. PR1 (athlete uses primarily arms and shoulders, minimal or no trunk function, uses a fixed seat)
2. PR2 (athlete also able to use trunk, but minimal or no leg function, uses a fixed seat)
3. PR3 (athlete able to use whole body to some effect, uses a sliding seat)
Impairment types that can be classified for Para rowing include: impaired muscle power, impaired range of movement, limb deficiency, hypertonia, athetosis, ataxia, and vision impairment.

Join our Squad

If you are interested in indoor/land rowing or on water rowing, email skrowoffice@gmail.com or call 306-244-7697 to learn more about our programs, which include junior rowing, novice rowing & competitive and recreational adult.
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  • About Us
    • Board and Staff >
      • MEMBERS ONLY
    • AGM
    • Awards
    • Governance/Bylaws
    • Respect In Sport
    • Funding
    • CAREERS
    • Contact
  • Learn to Row
    • Para Rowing
    • Regina Rowing Club
    • Saskatoon Rowing Club
    • Lloydminster Rowing Club
    • Prince Albert Drifters Rowing Club
  • Indoor Rowing
    • INDOOR ROWING SCHOOL
    • Remote Indoor Program
    • Saskatchewan Indoor Rowing Championships
    • SRA Erg Series >
      • Score Submission
      • Results
  • High Performance
    • News and Results
    • Canada Summer Games 2022
    • High Performance Plan
  • Coaching
  • Officials
  • News
    • Alumni News
    • Gallery