SEINCR'EAUH2o Montreal
Dragon boat for breast cancer survivors
Paddling together, stronger than ever
The dragon boat for breast cancer survivors is much more than a sport: it is a global movement born in Canada in 1996, when survivors demonstrated that dragon boat paddling could improve their health, well-being, and quality of life after a breast cancer diagnosis. This activity quickly spread worldwide under the auspices of the International Breast Cancer Paddlers’ Commission (IBCPC), an organization encouraging the creation of inclusive survivor teams to promote participation, support, and camaraderie through paddling. Today, hundreds of teams in over 40 countries paddle together, celebrating life, strength, and solidarity among survivors while improving their fitness and self-confidence.
Are you a breast cancer survivor? Join our Seincr’eau Survivors team and discover the power of dragon boating, surrounded by inspiring women, in a spirit of challenge, fun, and solidarity.
The benefits of dragon boating for survivors
- Physical fitness improvement: strengthens the upper body, endurance, and mobility, in a safe and gradual setting.
- Mental and emotional well-being: boosts self-confidence, reduces stress, and provides a strong sense of achievement.
- Support and solidarity: enables building strong bonds with other survivors who share a common life experience.
- Fun and sense of belonging: practicing a motivating team sport in a positive and inspiring environment.
Seincreau
- Women's Breast Cancer Survivors Team
- from May to September, 2026
- 2x per week: Monday 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM and Wednesday 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM
- Competitions: H2o Open, Mtl Challenge, Quebec Cup
- Coaches: Josée Charbonneau / Son Quan Nguyen
- Olympic Basin - Jean Drapeau Park
Registration
$550/per person
Olympic Basin, Jean Flag Park
Practical information – Athletes’ district
Our activities take place at Jean-Drapeau Park Athletes’ Quarter, an exceptional site dedicated to water sports.
Paid parking near
Access by metro : station Jean-Drapeau, about 10 minutes walk (see route)
Bixi station on site
Full changing rooms available
Training takes place at Olympic Basin, a safe body of water built for 1976 Montreal Olympics, now recognized as an international caliber installation.
FAQ
General Questions
Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about our activities. If you have other questions, feel free to write to us — we will be happy to answer you.