Repeat After Me
Repetition training improves stroke mechanics at race pace with work bouts of less than two minutes.
Repetition training improves stroke mechanics at race pace with work bouts of less than two minutes.
Start with a zero-number and tweak from there.
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Is it because of stiffer or lighter boats and oars? Different training? Changed strategy? All of the above?
By testing your trial before rowing your trial, you can make a pacing plan to perform your best.
“I really enjoyed plyometrics -- in a love-hate kind of way.”
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Why is there so much emphasis on the release in the rowing stroke?
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Eating well not only helps heal injuries but also helps prevent them in the first place.
Now is the time to inspect the boathouse for safety, inside and out.
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Yes, men are from Mars, women from Venus, but effective coaches realize that success comes from coaching the individual.
Some land exercises to help you become centered for time on the water.
Task cohesion or social cohesion? Either way can lead to success on the water–and in life.
Experience yields these tried and true practices.
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Committing to a power 10 will help keep your opponents in check.
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To determine college rowing’s pecking order, we took the official results of the separate national championships for each school and weighed them with a special formula to arrive at the top 25.
To determine college rowing’s pecking order, we took the official results of the separate national championships for each school and weighed them with a special formula to arrive at the top 25.