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Guest blog: Carlos Dinares. Why do we do low rate ‘steady state’ rowing?
TweetWhy do we do long training sessions at 18 and 20 strokes a minute? When I row I spend most of my time at those rates. Many rowing teams that win very important races do too. Why it is 18 … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Training
Tagged British Rowing, rowing, rowing coach, technique sculling
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The Rowing Stroke Cycle: Part 1 – posture
TweetA six part series on the Rowing and Sculling Stroke Cycle. We review all the movements that go into making the rowing and sculling stroke. Each post will publish on Mondays and is designed for rowing coaches and athletes who … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Rowing, Sculling, Technique
Tagged rowing, rowing coach, Rowing technique, Sculling
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Getting started on Rowperfect for coaches
We recently got contacted by a University rowing club with an enquiry about how a Coach can get started using Rowperfect. Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Rowperfect, Technique
Tagged Laura Fogt, rowing coach, Rowperfect, University of Louisville
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Steve Gunn – Developing Athletes
How to produce a “high performance novice” Continue reading
Posted in Best Practice, Coaching, Equipment, Technique
Tagged , , Coaching, rowing coach, Rowing technique, Sport
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ARA coaching conference – liveblog
I’m at Staverton Park, Daventry at the annual coaching conference and exhibition. Rowperfect is showing off the new Aero sculls in the exhibition. Continue reading
Rowing Coach of the Year Awards 2007
Tweet Gary Harris, Chairman of the ARA… opening spiel FISA Coach and Crew of the Year – Gary acknowledges the receipt of the International Coach of the Year won last year by Paul Thompson, Head coach women and lightweights . … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching
Tagged ARA, coaching award, rowing coach, rowing coach of the year, scull coach, sport coach
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