Tools Are Tools, Speed Is Speed
Often, coaches put too much faith in the data and allow it to make decisions for them.
Often, coaches put too much faith in the data and allow it to make decisions for them.
For those lucky enough to have rowed in this quirky and colorful international regatta in Egypt, it was an experience they never forgot.
Three-time Olympic champion Hamish Bond has announced his retirement from the sport.
This winter, do more than just watch splits on the erg. Make every session technically productive so your mechanics improve.
Sudbury Rowing Club attended their first race of the year at Bedford Star Head. Nick George returned to Bedford for the first time in ten years in his debut race...
Bill Manning has been selected as the new head coach of high performance for Penn AC.
“I really enjoyed plyometrics -- in a love-hate kind of way.”
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Rowers might have some seemingly inexplicable tendencies, but Dr. Rowing suggests it’s not just rowing that leans towards even numbers.
It doesn’t need to take place in the boat. Try a few calisthenics on land. And don’t forget the warm-down.
As with a bicycle, speed and stability are related.
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It doesn’t matter whether you have a boathouse or great equipment. All you need are some talented, enthusiastic athletes and passionate coaches.
Allowing the blades to sit in the water requires light hands.
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