Aug 31, 2024 – stroke rate 20 intervals with maximum load but clean technique
Aug 31, 2024 – stroke rate 20 intervals with maximum load but clean technique
Aug 31, 2024 – stroke rate 20 intervals with maximum load but clean technique Read More »
Aug 31, 2024 – stroke rate 20 intervals with maximum load but clean technique
Aug 31, 2024 – stroke rate 20 intervals with maximum load but clean technique Read More »
Sept 7, 2024 – long and firm shoulders during stroke rate 18 max load intervals
Sept 7, 2024 – long and firm shoulders during stroke rate 18 max load intervals Read More »
Sept 14, 2024 – learning the use of clean variable stroke length
Sept 14, 2024 – learning the use of clean variable stroke length Read More »
Sept 22, 2024 – suspending the ENTIRE body during the ENTIRE drive phase. Learning to store kinetic energy in your body during the drive phase. (Expect more sessions like these)
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
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.