This is one of our best events yet!
It gets better each year.
Last year we over 60 participants and raised over $2,000 for our good friends Joan and Andy Leathers’ foundation in the name of their son Nicholas who lost his life to Congenital Heart Disease.
We will donate ALL proceeds to the Nicholas Leather Heart to Heart foundation.
Put your teams of 4 or 5 together for this 42,000 meter row (marathon distance.
Cost will be $25 per person.
SIGN UP HERE
We will be kicking off at 9am on Sunday, September 26th.
Everyone will recieve an event T shirt.
Due to the growth of this event, we WILL be moving it to The Norwood Inn, Norwood Ave, Avon.
REGISTRATION: 8 AM
START TIME: Between 9 and 9:30
WE WILL NOT SUPPLY ROWERS FOR EVERY TEAM, IF YOU HAVE ACCESS TO A C2 ROWER, BRING IT!
Check out some scenes from last year
Please comment below if you plan on attending.
13 Comments
putting a team together!
We’ve got a team of 5 ….. but we’re gonna need an early start time so that there are beers left when we finish:)
@Laura We’re talking about doing a staggered start so that people aren’t walking around drinking beer while others are still busting their asses. Seems like a good idea.
I am in…looking forward to it!
Looking forward to it! Question, what was the winning time(s) the past couple of events? Just curious. Thanks!
If my memory serves me correctly, I believe the top two teams finished around 1:40, but I”ll check the stats from last year.
1:40???? I may have to quit my team… we might be rowing until the next day!
I am interested but don’t have a team. Any teams interested in picking up a free agent?
Hey James
we have a list of free agents on the board at the gym. we can put you up if you want.
How do people donate? Is there a website that we can forward to friends?
Just send them this link and they can donate on the sign up page.
http://www.trainingroomonline.com/2010/08/22/sign-up-for-the-third-annual-team-marathon-row/
Mike please put my name on the free agent list. Thanks!
question…weather looks ‘iffy,’ will the event take place rain or shine…and does that mean be prepared to row in the elements? Thanks!