Our Episodes
How to Win Races
First learn how to train, learn how to race then learn how to win.
Timestamps
01:15 Warming up
The intermediate crew will warm up half the crew at a time; the advanced crew...
Coxswains on TV
I found a video from Penny Chuter's archive featuring both Acer Nethercott and Sir Steve Redgrave from the BBC archives.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aim_uJyo3LU
Timestamps
01:00 Explaining coxing to non-rowers
Rowing material recorded by Penny Chuter is...
How we do things round here
Boathouse habits we all have but rarely record. Boat damage happens on racks and in doorways. Good habits are cheap and broken riggers are not.
Timestamps
01:00 Small things with an outsize...
Build a coaching system around you
How to blend your individual progress with the coaching resources (virtual and in person) available to you. How can I do each part better, not how can I do more.
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01:00...
Pivot! When things go wrong
Why the rowers, crews and clubs that cope best are not the ones where nothing goes wrong. They are the ones that can change direction when the plan falls apart....
Rowing is a Triple Extension Sport
Hip extension is dominated by the three muscle groups - hamstrings, glutes and paraspinals. Get the timing right, your back becomes the connector between them.
Timestamps
01:15 The power phase takes less...
Zak Lewis “Free Speed” for Masters Training 📱
Conference preview...
Supplements for Masters Rowers
Supplements for Masters Rowers: Eat Well, Then Close the Gaps
Bruce Ware presents on supplements for athletic performance.
Download his slides
https://fastermastersrowing.com/supplementation-for-masters-rowers/
Is your diet really enough to support the training you're...
The outside hand is a second oar pivot
Follow one hand through one stroke in sweep rowing. Your outside hand is a second oarlock - controlling the handle when the blade is under the water.
Timestamps
00:45 Setting the height
Visualise...
Soft Hands: Strong Stroke
How gripping tighter makes you slower. In this episode you’ll discover why the tightest grip on the handle is often the slowest stroke, and what to do about it instead....