The Amateur Rowing Association (ARA) is the governing body for the sport of rowing. The...  read more...

The Amateur Rowing Association (ARA) is the governing body for the sport of rowing. The Association is responsible for the training and selection of individual rowers and crews representing Great Britain and for participation in and development of rowing and indoor rowing in England. The ARA is committed to ensuring that the sport continues to thrive from the grass roots right up to winning medals at the Olympic Games.

All ARA affiliated clubs are located within one of the 24 geographical divisions which make up twelve ARA regions. Kent is divided into two regions, firstly, the South East River and secondly, the South East Coast. The South East Coast Region works closely with the Coastal Amateur Rowing Association which is the governing body for coastal rowing clubs wishing to promote or compete in the South East of England.

 

For more information on Rowing in Kent visit www.kentsport.org/rowing.cfm