WELCOME TO
Orlando City Boat Club
2023 - 2024 Season
REGISTRATION IS ON-GOING
We have a FANTASTIC new facility with our partner: The College Park Lions Club. Located on Lake Fairview, our new boathouse will allow Orlando City Boat Club to grow beyond its current size and will offer our rowers opportunities for community service in partnership with the College Park Lions!
1782 Fairview Shores Drive, Orlando FL 32804
JOIN OUR TEAM!
Application to Row with OCBC, no experience needed, Register below:
NEW TO ROWING?
SIGN UP FOR OUR 2 WEEK TRIAL BELOW!
Curious about rowing or want to try it out?
Contact Us:
407-610-iRow (4769)
info@orlandocityboatclub.org
Orlando City Boat Club has a FREE two week trial that allows students to explore the sport and decide if they'd like rowing to be their team sport.
North Orlando Rowing Girls Varsity 8+
Our Mission
Orlando City Boat Club is a non-profit club of rowing enthusiasts organized to teach, practice and promote the sport of rowing in Central Florida, to encourage a health lifestyle, and to foster teamwork in the sport of rowing among youth of diverse backgrounds and levels of experience.
Orlando City Boat Club beginnings
Previously started as Power Ten Rowing, Orlando City Boat club has been rowing on Lake Fairview since 2007. During this time the team has grown and produced collegiate rowers every year. Orlando City prides itself on building rowers with skills and character.
Rowing is hard work but fun! Rowers make lifetime friendships, learn a sport that can last a lifetime and develop the discipline to succeed. OCBC coaches will teach new rowers the basics through the fine points of sweep and scull rowing and rowers can take the sport as far as they wish.
Why rowing?
FITNESS
All OCBC athletes have experienced physical transformations being a part of a competitive team. Orlando City Rowing conditioning and strength training changes appearances, self-perception and self-esteem.
BEING PART OF A TEAM
Rowing is the ultimate team sport. In addition to individual conditioning and strength factors, rowing requires a synchronicity not found in many other sports.
DISCIPLINE
Balancing the sport with scholastic work and other pursuits may be challenging at first. The end result, however, is a focused young adult with time-management skills, ready to take on life’s challenges.
