Globe Rowing Club

Junior Rowing Squads

Our Junior Rowing Club squads run after school club, usually 4-6 times a week with our London Youth Rowing Head Coach. There is usually a selection process and experience of rowing required.

LYR has an established partnership with two successful rowing clubs:

Globe Rowing Club, East
Thames Tradesmen Rowing Club, West

By providing a full time Coach and all necessary equipment, all athletes proudly represent both LYR and the respective Junior Rowing Club.

The aims of the squads are to:

Run a high level rowing programme similar to those in other well established junior rowing clubs
Encourage high performance rowing and competition, at regional and national level
Provide activity and social experiences to develop life skills
Engage young people from diverse backgrounds through the Active Row Programme

To find out more, please email:

Tom Rook for TTRC – [email protected]

Maurice Coughlan for Globe Juniors – [email protected]

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