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| DBMS Offers Indoor Rowing Championship |
| Wednesday, January 30, 2008 03:05 AM |
|
On Saturday, Feb. 9 from 9-11 a.m. (note earlier start time than
previously announced) Duxbury Bay Maritime School will hold the CRASH D
2008. Modeled after the CRASH-B World Indoor Rowing Championship held
annually in Boston since 1982, the DBMS Crash D will feature individual
(2000 meters) and team events for high school students and adults.
CRASH D is free to DBMS winter 07-08 ergers and $5 for all others.
Preregistration is extremely helpful for planning purposes as well as
for putting together teams. Call the office or email rowing@DBMS.org to
register.
On Saturday, Feb. 9 from 9-11 a.m. (note earlier start time than previously announced) Duxbury Bay Maritime School will hold the CRASH D 2008. Modeled after the CRASH-B World Indoor Rowing Championship held annually in Boston since 1982, the DBMS Crash D will feature individual (2000 meters) and team events for high school students and adults. CRASH D is free to DBMS winter 07-08 ergers and $5 for all others. Preregistration is extremely helpful for planning purposes as well as for putting together teams. Call the office or email rowing@DBMS.org to register.{sidebar id=1} DBMS offers seasonal use of its 12 ergometers. For a fee of $100/season (through April 30), adults have access to the DBMS ergometers every day between the hours of 5:30 AM and 9:30 PM (also available to high school students during weekday office hours for $50/season). For an additional fee payable to the coaches, classes are available on weekday mornings. Call the office for the class schedule and for more information 781-934-7555. |