Join Rowing at Aikman Club
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The Aikman Club is a welcoming rowing club open to all abilities, operating at the National Water Sports Centre in Bangholme.
- Training sessions: Regular indoor workouts and water training typically take place Sunday mornings and on other mornings around 7AM to 11AM, suitable for beginners through to competitive rowers.
- Play opportunities: Members can participate in social rowing and competitive regattas such as the Bendigo Sprint regatta, supporting both development and experienced crews.
- Membership details: The club encourages new members with a clear path to join and engage in rowing activities, backed by the Old Haileyburian Association. Contact and joining information is available via their website and email.
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