Using Data to Help You Row Faster
We have released a few cool improvements that make the Empower Oarlock force curve chart even more useful. This post explains what’s new and shows you how to use it. In the recent article “Rowsandall
This post contains the notes that I used for my talk of the same title at the Rowers conference 2019. I would like to thank Greg Smith and Mike McGuirk for their help preparing for
A quick explanation on the difference between the two. “Glue” puts together entire recordings in sequence. “Fusion” allows you to blend data from different sources recorded at the same time. Glue Workouts Glue Workouts is
I am working on Efficiency around the catch and finish. I a man posting most of it on my personal training blog Blog.rowsandall.com but I think the thoughts are relevant enough to cross post here: About measuring
Introduction If you participate in any internet forums about indoor rowing, you will often see posts asking about advice about how to pace an unfamiliar distance or time. You will also see a lot
Friday’s release did not only contain the new “glue” functionality. There was also an upgrade of the site to work with the new CSV export functionality over at Quiske. What is Quiske? The Quiske Rowing
Previously, Sander posted an article about embedding Empower Data into a video. The basics of embedding data in a video is. record a video of yourself rowing capture performance data using the Speedcoach GPS and
I raced my final sprint race of the season yesterday, and the only races left for this year are longer distance head races. So, it was time to use the Trend Flex chart to take
Monday was a rest day which I really really needed. I just walked around at work, had a good lunch, and happily worked while my body (hopefully) worked on repairing muscle damage, repleneshing energy stores,
In my last article, I showed how you can use the Trend Flex chart to discover correlations in your stroke data. I selected my last three months of rowing in the single, restricted the analysis to