Rowing Club Templates
The paperwork every rowing club needs, written properly and free to download. No email address, no watermark. Print them, edit them, use them. And if you would rather never fill in a form again - most of these documents fill themselves inside Row HQ.
What documents does a rowing club need?
At minimum: a water-specific risk assessment, an incident report process, a constitution, membership and emergency-contact records, a boat maintenance log and a safeguarding policy. UK clubs should align safety documents with British Rowing's RowSafe guidance. The templates below give you a working starting point for the most-used documents - and Row HQ keeps the living versions (member records, boat logs, session registers) up to date automatically.
Rowing Club Risk Assessment Template
A water-specific risk assessment with the hazards rowing clubs actually face: cold water, capsize, collision, darkness, weirs and manual handling. Likelihood and severity scoring built in.
View templateIncident Report Form
A one-page form that captures what happened, who was involved, conditions, injuries and follow-up actions - structured to match what British Rowing's incident reporting asks for.
View formRowing Training Plan Template
An 8-week club training plan with session structure, UT2/UT1 zone guidance and a printable week-by-week grid. Works for new squads and returning rowers.
View planMore templates on the way
Membership form, club constitution, coaching session plan, boat maintenance log, capsize and cold-water poster, trailer checklist and welfare policy starter. They land here as they are finished.
Or never fill in a form again
Every template on this page is the manual version of something Row HQ does automatically. Member records, emergency contacts, boat maintenance history, session registers and attendance - already filled in, always current, because they come from your club's live data. You do the coaching. The paperwork does itself.
Set up your club freeFree for clubs of up to 20 active members. No card needed.