The Big Help Out at Sudbury Rowing Club

A photo taken at ground level on the club’s wooden landing stage. A training scull is in the water, help by a smiling volunteer as a beginner tentatively gets into the boat.

Sudbury Rowing Club volunteers participated in the coronation bank holiday’s ‘Big Help Out’ by supporting new rowers to develop their skills.

The Club organises three Learn to Row courses annually, each staffed by club volunteers, offering members of the public of various ages and abilities the opportunity to learn to row in a structured and progressive way. The next course starts in September.

Sudbury volunteers pose for a group photo at the side of the boat house.

Two ladies adjust the footplate on a plastic training scull as it sits on the Spring green grass.

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Heather Lizamore

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