Our mission:The mission of LOCR is to promote healthy physical, mental, and social development through a team-oriented, competitive, community rowing program.
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Our purpose:LOCR exists to give as many people as possible the opportunity to experience and enjoy the sport of rowing.
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Welcome to LOCR
Lake Oswego Community Rowing (LOCR) offers sculling and sweep rowing programs and classes for youth and adults. LOCR offers rowing to EVERYONE: Learn-to-Row, Youth and Masters. We serve the Lake Oswego community and all surrounding areas. If you can make it to the boathouse for practice, you are welcome to join the family!
We are rowing safely during Covid-19.
We are rowing safely during Covid-19.
Hot items available now
Get a comfortable and stylish mask! We'll be wearing these for many months still to come, get a couple so you always have one clean and fresh.
We have several boats still to be named!
A graduation gift? A memorial gift? A business donation?
Whatever your reason we are very happy to have you name one of our fleet!
LOCR Spiritwear!
We are redoing our spiritwear store but you can still purchase items while we are under construction.
We have new and used items and Susan can help you find what you are looking for!
Please contact:
Susan Rieflin
apparel@lorowing.com
503-956-4848
We are redoing our spiritwear store but you can still purchase items while we are under construction.
We have new and used items and Susan can help you find what you are looking for!
Please contact:
Susan Rieflin
apparel@lorowing.com
503-956-4848
Why we row.
"Rowing to me is one of the best things ever. Everything about rowing makes me excited and proud. I love how technical it is, I feel like with other sports the technicalities they learn are to help them win, with rowing, it's a given. You must know each and every part of the stroke, every breath taken, everything. After that's completed comes the power, that's what separates rowing even more. When everyone in the boat is perfect and together and we are all connected, it settles something in all of us. A certain kind of peace and power. I can't describe the thrill of it. People ask me if I do any sports, and I say, "Rowing, and I'm proud to be a rower.”
- LOCR Athlete, Spring 2017
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