Wednesday, 22 April 2015

General Training Tips

Hello friends! Today we want provided some general tips when training in rowing. Gradually, we continue to grow. Thank you all.

Here are the tips, with the help of concept2.com:
  • Do some light stretching before you row. Include the lower back, back of leg, and shoulders.
  • At the beginning of every workout, warm up by rowing easily for about five minutes, gradually introducing bursts of higher intensity.
  • Plan your workout in advance so you can just get on the rower and start rowing.
  • Variety in your workouts helps both physiologically and psychologically.
  • Be sure to cool down at the end of your workout by rowing easily for five minutes or so.
  • Train with a friend at least some of the time.
  • Don’t forget to take rest days.

Tuesday, 21 April 2015

The bible of rowing!

Hello friends a very good book for read about our sport!


Get a length up on the competition with cutting-edge technique, training and racing information. Let the world's top coaches, rowers and sport scientists steer you to ultimate success, starting with sound training and racing principles and adding increasingly advanced instruction and insights all the way to the finish. "Rowing Faster, 2nd Edition" is the most comprehensive and detailed guide for achieving excellence in the sport. You'll find techniques for mastering every phase of the stroke; training strategies for increasing strength and efficiency for maximizing speed; and, tapering plans for peak performance at the highest levels of competition.

Rowing Workouts

We continue rowers! In the following article, we leave a rowing workouts, which can be very useful for your own use.

Why row?

Hello dear readers! Maybe some time you can ask, why rowing indoor? Well today we give you a few reasons why it's worth.Sure after reading them you put more eager! Be happy out there. Happy day!

WHY ROW? 

• Rowing exercises all of your major muscle groups: legs, arms, back, abdomen, and buttocks.

• Rowing exercises muscles through a wider range of motion than most other exer- cises. This means that your muscles stretch and your joints move to a greater extent, thereby promoting flexibility and mobility. 


• Rowing provides aerobic and anaerobic conditioning as well as strength conditioning. 

• Rowing is a great calorie burner. Recent research shows that rowing burns calories faster than biking at the same perceived level of exertion. 

• Rowing is a lifelong sport that can be performed and enjoyed by all ages. 

• Rowing is a smooth motion, rhythmic, and impact free. 

• Rowing offers diverse opportunities: inside, outside, on water, on land, competi- tively, or for self-satisfaction. 

• Rowing is a time-efficient workout. It doesn’t take long to get a great workout. 

• Rowing is a complete exercise. 

• Rowing does not discriminate against age or gender. 


On an individual level, rowing may offer these additional benefits.


• To reduce stress and anxiety. 

• To keep in shape for surfing, mountain climbing, swimming, running, cycling. 

• Promotes well-being and self-esteem. 

• Weight loss, blood pressure reduction. 

• For relaxation and meditation, to clear one’s mind, to help one sleep. 

• For exercise when injured, rehabilitation. 

• To warm up for running or weight lifting. 

• A chance to watch TV without guilt. 

• The movement is inherently satisfying. 

• For the challenge of improving, competing against oneself. 

• For camaraderie, to meet nice people. 

• For the FUN of it!

Monday, 20 April 2015

USRowing: Safety Information

We leave a PowerPoint presentation on the US Rowing that sure you can like and to be interested. Let rowers!

The legendary race between Oxford and Cambridge allowed women to participate after 88 years

Thousands of persons were attending in the banks of the river Thames the first feminine ditch between Oxford and Cambridge where remarán in the same place and the same distance that the men.

The successes of female British rowing team and the arrival of a new sponsor, keys.

This Saturday will be a historical day in England. For the first time in 88 years, after a lot of effort of these, there will be a feminine ditch on the waters of the Thames.

The first feminine duel in the waters of the Thames happened in 1927 but from this day, already nevermore it was allowed the women to inform the same one not in the same distance used by the men on the river Thames. One was understanding that the feminine kind did not have the necessary force to make to move the crafts during 6,8 kilometres that it is the distance that the men cross and that this year the women will be able to dispute.

Now, finally, the equality of sexes comes to this one legendary race rowing.



By lainformacion.com

Friday, 17 April 2015

Fish attack a rowing team

Since it is possible to observe in the following video, a rowing team is training when they suffer the assault of a school of fish.

This is a sample of the wonderful and surprising thing that can manage to be this sport. Incredible, fantastic.
Vía elmundo.es
Video by wouzee.com

Thursday, 16 April 2015

IX Regatta of the LIGA SUMA (Alicante)

Last Sunday there took place in Alicante the regatta IX of the LIGA SUMA (traditional ROWING in Llaut). Approaching the end of league and the teams are catching a high ritmo of competition, which does not compete for gaining a medal how seeks to qualify between the 6 first ones of his category to come to the Championship of Spain.


The girls whom I train remained an employee who starts on a very low salary 5 º put, we continue fulfilling aims, this weekend we will row in Denia being the penultimate regatte of the league, will continue telling you!!


Thanks LIGA SUMA by photo.

Tons of dead fish cleared from Rio rowing venue

Thirty-two tonnes of dead fish have been cleared out of the lagoon where Olympic rowing and canoeing events will take place at Rio 2016. Some experts believe pollution is to blame, while others claim it is down to a sudden drop in water temperature.

The Games begin in Rio de Janeiro on 5 August next year.

Tonnes of dead fish have been washed up at the Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas at regular intervals for more than a decade. In February, thousands of dead fish were discovered in Guanabara Bay, which will host the sailing events. The venue has previously caused concern because of the levels of refuse and untreated sewage in the water.

In January, Brazilian government officials admitted they would miss their target of an 80% reduction in water pollution by the start of the Olympics.
(Via The BBC website)

Photography by BBC Sport.

Photography by BBC Sport.

Thursday, 9 April 2015

6 Rowing Machine Mistakes You Might Be Making (And How to Fix Them)

It's easy to make mistakes when using a rower, officially known as an "ergometer," the first couple of times. "Learning to row has often been made way too complicated and intimidating," says Josh Crosby, rowing world champion.

Use these expert tips:

  • Mistake 1: Forgetting to check the damper setting.
  • Mistake 2: Rowing with only your arms. 
  • Mistake 3: Mixing up the order of operations. 
  • Mistake 4: Hunching your back during the stroke. 
  • Mistake 5: Banging your butt into your heels or rushing. 
  • Mistake 6: Shooting your butt out and having to jerk your upper body back.
(Huffpost, 2015)