.:Training:.

New York University Crew trains at a high level both on and off the water throughout the fall, winter, and spring. The team rows on the Harlem River out of the Peter Jay Sharp Boathouse at 201st Street in Manhattan (www.nyrp.org/boathouse.htm) and trains on land on campus at Coles Sports Center. NYU Crew expects its athletes to funnel the same focus and discipline into their training and competing as they do into their academic endeavors.

Among regular practice sessions during the semester, the team arranges training camps over semester breaks and encourages its athletes to find a club to row with either recreationally or competitively over the summer.

At all times, NYU Crew abides by the NCAA Division III, ECAC, and IRA guidelines.

.:Prospective Tryouts:.

Prospective students interested in NYU Crew should understand that rowing is a high-intensity sport that demands a lot of dedication and commitment. NYU Crew encourages all students interested in the program to begin to improve their fitness through running, rowing, erging, swimming, and any other physical activity prior to team tryouts in the fall. Admission will be based on factors such as tryout numbers and scores.