Using Data to Help You Row Faster
Most world class rowers are tall. Some of them are extremely tall. And it makes sense, since work is force times distance. A tall athlete can pull the oar through a wider sweep angle, or
Ha! Maybe not. Doing them can be hard, but now analyzing them on rowsandall is easy. One of the “Pro” features that rowsandall has had for a long time is the ability to divide up
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This morning I was thinking about “Wash” and rowing efficiency. According to the Nielsen-Kellerman site, wash is defined as: “Unlock occurs when the force drops below 200N for sweep or 100N for sculling. Wash is