This summer, be coached by nationally acclaimed collegiate coaches, row out of Michigan's Boathouse on Belleville Lake (site of the 2008 Big Ten Championships), use the Michigan Rowing Team's Indoor Training Facilities, meet with Michigan strength coaches, and receive video analysis and one-on-one evaluations of your rowing. • Be coached on rowing techniques, including drive mechanics, catch preparation, blade-seat timing, and blade work. • Learn about race strategy and pacing. • Get details about the Wolverine Training Plan, consider a wider range of training expectations, and hear about physiological effects of training. • Hear and ask about rowing in college and rowing on national rowing teams from coaches, student-athletes, alumni, and former national rowing team members and coaches. This summer, join us in Ann Arbor for Michigan Rowing Camp 2009.

All campers check in between 3:00 and 5:00 pm.

Welcomes, introductions, and erg session at 7:00 pm.

Mandatory dormitory meeting for residential campers at 9:30 pm.

Each day, all campers will attend three sessions: two sessions at the Michigan Boathouse and one session on Michigan's Athletic Campus.

• Boathouse sessions always include rowing (twice daily, weather permitting), and also includes video sessions and workshops on topics including technique, training, and race strategy.

• Athletic Campus sessions include demonstrations with Michigan Athletic Department Strength Coaches; talks by Michigan Rowing Coaches, Michigan Rowers, and Current and Former Members of U.S. and Canadian National Team Rowers including "Rowing in College" and "Making a National Team"; and ergometer sessions focusing on technique and efficient training.

Michigan Rowing Summer Campers and Coaches simulate a regatta, beginning with team, boat, and coxswain meetings; moving to a combination of pieces on Michigan Rowing's race course; and concluding with boat and team meetings. Families of Michigan Rowing Summer Campers are invited to attend and watch the racing from Michigan's boathouse.

A light lunch will be served for campers, coaches, counselors, trainers, and families at the Michigan Boathouse after the regatta.

Campers are dismissed from camp between 12:00 and 1:00 pm.