Frome Canoe
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Coming Up

Wye Rapids on 23rd become the River Frome. Meet time is also changed - 9am at the clubhouse.
POOL sessions start - 28th September.
Adult sessions MOVE to Wednesdays from now onwards.
Early Slalom with Chris have started. Wednesdays, 4.30pm.
Coaches meeting - 3rd October
Polo at the pool (contact game) is 12th October.

Other Things

More pictures from the BBQ in the Gallery and video from Jack at Wet West Paddle Fest.
From w/b 17th September, the 'Wednesdays with-all-the-groups' stop and the 'Tuesday Adults' transfer to Wednesdays for a more informal paddling session.
Young people can paddle on Wednesdays with permission from a senior Coach, or if they paddle with their parents.
Clubhouse is open from 6.30pm on Wednesdays.

Volunteers

The Volunteer rota for pool sessions is here.

Find Out More

Contact Frome Canoe Club Secretary Pam Dixon 07740 472982, email Pam.

Frome Canoe Club is Clubmark accredited and is a Paddle-Ability Top Club. The Club has also adopted a smokefree policy. For further details about the Club, click Membership.

Canoeing and kayaking are "Assumed Risk" - "Water Contact Sports" that may carry attendant risks.Participants should be aware of and accept these risks, and be responsible for their own action and involvement.