Three cheap and simple hacks to help your sweep rowing. Small clever fixes to real problems that sweep rowers deal with all the time.
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00:45 What is a rowing hack?
Tricks and...
The anger caused by a gap between expectation and reality. This episode is for intermediate rowers who are learning how to race. How to turn your anger into something useful.
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00:45...
The role your head plays in correct posture and form. What happens when your head moves away from your work and why your body will always follow where your eyes...
The most experienced rowers aren't thinking about every movement: they are hitting three key checkpoints only. The finish, quarter slide and three quarter slide.
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01:30 The Finish
The finish is the only...
0:00 Tapering is reducing volume while maintaining intensity. Deloading is drop volume and intensity. Remember form = fitness minus fatigue.
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00:45 How fit are you to race and train?
Three ideas for...
Dr Malcolm Howard, Canadian eight Beijing 2008 “People say it was always so easy for you, so straightforward. But it’s always been about the work. Rowing, by its nature, is...
Why do so many masters rowers struggle with catch timing despite endless practice? Al Morrow's counterintuitive principle. The causes and cures of rigidity in your body and the amazing catch...
The risks of abrupt changes of your training and surprising outcomes from practice lineups, rigging, and winter to summer transitions with guest Marlene Royle.
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00:45 The effect of abrupt changes
Marlene sees...
Join Santiago Fuentes to discuss
- the growth in masters rowing in South America (country by country differences)
- the main rowing events in the region - long distance...