Welcome to the sprint program which offers a graduated Learn to Paddle program for children and teens to become comfortable in the boats and work together as a team to master paddling skills.

Spring training provides the athletes an opportunity to refine their skills developed over the summer in our regatta ready programs. Small group training in the Spring is an excellent way to work on technique, in a low ratio session with more coaching and one on one work. To accommodate busy schedules there will be three training times throughout the week:

• Monday and Thursday 6:00 - 7:30pm
• Saturday 10:00 - 12:00 pm

Athletes must arrive at least 15 minutes before the start of practice to get equipment set-up.

All athletes must come prepared with running shoes for warm-ups and dry-land training when the weather is not cooperating.

This program is open to both members and non-members. Non-members can purchase a membership now that will be valid for the rest of the year.

ORCC Credit Card Policy:

ORCC offers a variety of payment methods such as cheque, etransfer and credit card.   However, credit card transactions cost the club thousands of dollars every year.  In an effort to keep program pricing reasonable, we ask those participants who wish to pay by credit card to ensure you also pay the credit card convenience fee to help offset the costs to the club.  No convenience fee is charged for etransfers or cheque.

CANCELLATION POLICY:

Please be aware of the ORCC Cancellation Policy:

• Program registration cancellations which are received two weeks prior to the start of the program will receive a full refund less the $15 non-refundable administration fee.
  
• No refunds are available within two weeks of the start of program or once the program has started. 
• In the case of injury or illness, a medical certificate may be required, and refunds will only be offered as a prorated credit to be used for a future ORCC camp or program registration.
  

**N.B. - “The ORCC reserves the right to refuse admission or cancel registrations in the programs at its discretion.”