Dragon boating is a fun and accessible sport for people of all ages and level of fitness. If you are a team player and enjoy being on the water we urge you to give it a go!
Whether you play other sports, go to the gym or just want to get fit and looking for a change there is a dragon boat club out there to suit you.
How has dragon boating been described by those who have had a go?
- Fast and furious
- Adrenalin pumping
- Great for fitness
- Awesome social network
- The best way to finish a day in the office
- A great way to start the day
- The best stress release I have found
- How can you beat watching the sunset from the water every week in summer!
- Bring on race day….. I love a challenge!
Some FAQ’s about dragon boating:
- You will get wet
- You are unlikely to capsise but need to be able to swim 50m (life jackets available for those who are not confident swimmers)
- You will need shoes - they will get wet
- As always slip slop slap in the Aussie sun - sunscreen, sunglasses, rashie and a hat
- All equipment (ie paddle, life jacket and boat) is provided
- Always bring water to drink
- Bring a change of clothes, towel and spare bag (for wet clothes)
Training sessions
Training sessions generally go for one and half hours although some clubs do vary. In general most clubs train on the weekday evenings and in the morning on the weekends. To find out more contact your nearest club.
Keen to give it a go?
Most of the clubs in NSW are constantly seeking new members. Each club has a unique culture catering to a range of fitness levels and age groups. Feel free to contact the clubs directly to find out their training times.
Still unsure?
If you're not sure which club is right for you, we can steer you in the right direction and even line up a free session or two for you to try dragon boating. Email us for more information - don’t forget to include your name, address and contact phone number.
