
Never rowed before? No problem!
No experience is necessary. Our beginner rowing classes teach you the rowing stroke step by step using The Foundry’s indoor rowing tanks, so you can learn in a controlled environment before ever getting on the Cuyahoga River. Pick your experience level and choose the class that works for you!

sundays
Introduction to Sweep Rowing
$25 Per Rower
The Intro to Sweep Rowing Class is designed for participants with no or little rowing experience. This is the first class in the Foundry’s Rowing For Fitness progression.
Duration: 60 minutes
Season: Winter
Time: Sundays 10:30 am - 11:30 am

Saturdays
Introduction to Sculling
$25 Per Rower
The Learn to Sculling is for participants that do not know how to scull, but have taken at least the Intro to Rowing class or would like a refresher and to take things slower as they review and practice the parts of sculling!
Duration: 60 minutes
Season: Winter
Time: Saturdays 3:00pm - 4:00pm

Saturday
Introduction to Sculling
$25 Per Rower
The Learn to Sculling is for participants that do not know how to scull, but have taken at least the Intro to Rowing class or would like a refresher and to take things slower as they review and practice the parts of sculling!
Duration: 60 minutes
Season: Winter
Time: Saturdays 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Saturdays
Multi-week Learn To Row Experience
$25 Per Rower
Are you looking to learn how to row and build meaningful growth? This multi-week Learn to Row program is geared to create depth and development!
Duration: 60 minutes
Season: Winter
Time: Saturdays 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
About Adult Rowing
what is rowing?
Rowing is a low-impact, full-body workout that engages your legs, core, back, and arms while building cardiovascular endurance and strength. Whether you’re learning the sport for the first time or training as an experienced rower, rowing offers a challenging workout that can be adapted to different skill and fitness levels.
what are rowing tanks?
Rowing tanks are indoor facilities that simulate the experience of rowing a boat on open water. Modern tanks move the water past the rowers, simulating the feel of rowing a boat through open water. Rowing tanks are primarily used for off-season rowing, muscle specific conditioning and technique training, or simply when bad weather does not allow for open water training.
where do i park?
The Tank House is located on the south side of The Foundry closest to the Columbus Road Bridge. Participants may park in the adjoining gravel lot and enter for programming through the Tank House side entrance, brown door. Additional parking is available in the Main paved lot just south of The Foundry or street parking on Columbus Road.







