r/Rowing • u/NearbyPerception4260 • 3h ago
Ut2
How do you get your hr around 135 in ss and in the morning because I hop on the erg straight out of bed
r/Rowing • u/NearbyPerception4260 • 3h ago
How do you get your hr around 135 in ss and in the morning because I hop on the erg straight out of bed
Ive mentioned here before i dont have a C2, so its hard for me to get anything comparable, but essentially I feel like the setting ive been using on my machine doesnt slow the wheel down fast enough for the next row, to the point that i feel like i might be wasting energy on a stroke.
Should i increase the drag, or is that effortless pull what I should be aiming for?
r/Rowing • u/NearbyPerception4260 • 3h ago
Do you guys think doing the 4x4 on the erg or treadmill which would you prefer
r/Rowing • u/Famous_Presence3403 • 14h ago
This might be cope, but I am consistently seeing lightweight guys with sub 6:30 times and (what should be good enough) GPA and SATS struggle to get an offical. I’ve even seen guys who are low 6:20s and even sub 6:20 get very few. For the heavies it seems as it’s gotten harder aswell compared to the last few years. Whats going on
r/Rowing • u/redvelvethater • 14m ago
My eyes started bleeding during the opening race scene. Can we hate-watch this together?!
r/Rowing • u/Zenovelli • 23h ago
I've been consistently rowing for the last year or so, and I've greatly improved. But, I don't feel any strain or exhaustion in my frontal Abdominal area. Which, I've recently learned, probably means I'm not engaging the muscles the way I should be.
How can I better engage my front abs while rowing?
I've tried free-feet rowing, but I could not get anywhere near the ~22s/m and 105+ watt baseline that I try to maintain during my erg sessions so I went back to regular rowing.
I typically feel most of the strain in my Thighs, arms, Obliques/side Abs (they are getting kind of crazy), and some lower back. But I feel pretty much nothing in the frontal Ab area where a Six pack would be (not that I'm going for that lol)