Sept 28, 2024 – follow up session from last week + keeping shoulders long and firm, not long and loose
Sept 28, 2024 – follow up session from last week + keeping shoulders long and firm, not long and loose
Sept 28, 2024 – follow up session from last week + keeping shoulders long and firm, not long and loose
Oct 5, 2024 – firm and long shoulders and arms, protraction at the catch to be able to use chest muscles
During the 2023 aramtraining rowing camp in Vienna, I was asked to show how to rig a single scull. Rich, our BIOROWER East Coast Rep, recorded an hour of it on his phone. There are details that I will not talk about in videos, that I did openly share in this sessions, though.
How to set your single scull – detailed explanation Read More »
This is the mental training routine I personally use and have been using since my teenage days. I introduced it to some of my athletes during a zoom live class.
Mental Training for Rowing Read More »
Many rowers have issues because they are too loose at the finish. Loose legs, loose knees, loose core. The finish, however, is the opposite of “being done” with the drive. It is the beginning of a new stroke cycle and requires all the stability you can generate.
How to connect your core with your oar handles at the finish, rather than “pulling with your arms”, the metaphors to use and why it is necessary.Join the live sessions here: https://aramtraining.com/product/live-online-classes/
Full training set-up: 5min at stroke rate 16 (Zone U) 5min at stroke rate 17-18 (Zone M) 5min at stroke rate 19-20 (Zone O) 10min at stroke rate 20 – 22 (Zone 3) 10min light paddle (Zone Reg) 10min at stroke rate 20 – 22 (Zone 3) 10min light paddle (Zone Reg)
Row-along training Session – 2x 10min at 3mml / SR 20 – 22 (+ warm-up and cool down) Read More »