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Follow one hand through one stroke in sweep rowing. Your outside hand is a second oarlock - controlling the handle when the blade is under t...
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Follow one hand through one stroke in sweep rowing. Your outside hand is a second oarlock - controlling the handle when the blade is under t...

How gripping tighter makes you slower. In this episode you’ll discover why the tightest grip on the handle is often the slowest stroke, and...

How little energy you burn in one race - about one banana. The real skill is racing more than once in a day - what to eat and drink. Timesta...

The cause and cure for feeling low in energy during racing. A 5k race burns only about 350 calories. Timestamps 00:45 Mid-race low energy Mo...

Weight on the feet is one of the three key concepts for rowing and sculling mastery. How it's a key transition point in the stroke cycle and...

Repeating workouts to improve your skill at doing them - how to sharpen into the piece, count down, ways to swap with bow four. How not to w...

Three fixes for your indoor rowing technique faults. Timestamps 01:00 The unforgiving erg Interrupt the fault before it becomes a habit. Foo...

Three cheap and simple hacks to help your sculling. Small clever fixes to real problems that scullers deal with all the time. One for your h...

Limiting beliefs can hold you back due to fear of failure. Is this the biggest hurdle for your rowing progress? Timestamps 00:45 Fear of fai...

Three cheap and simple hacks to help your sweep rowing. Small clever fixes to real problems that sweep rowers deal with all the time. Timest...

The marks your blade leaves in the water after every stroke are one of the most honest pieces of coaching feedback you’ll ever get — and mos...

The anger caused by a gap between expectation and reality. This episode is for intermediate rowers who are learning how to race. How to turn...

The role your head plays in correct posture and form. What happens when your head moves away from your work and why your body will always fo...

The most experienced rowers aren't thinking about every movement: they are hitting three key checkpoints only. The finish, quarter slide and...

Tapering is reducing volume while maintaining intensity. Deloading is drop volume and intensity. Remember form = fitness minus fatigue. Time...

Dr Malcolm Howard, Canadian eight Beijing 2008 “People say it was always so easy for you, so straightforward. But it’s always been about the...

Why do so many masters rowers struggle with catch timing despite endless practice? Al Morrow's counterintuitive principle. The causes and cu...

The risks of abrupt changes of your training and surprising outcomes from practice lineups, rigging, and winter to summer transitions with g...

Join Santiago Fuentes to discuss - the growth in masters rowing in South America (country by country differences) - the main rowing events i...

Ways to adjust your stroke to match the boat hull speed. Timestamps 00:45 The boat velocity changes through the rowing stroke cycle and you...