Rowing Biomechanics Newsletters
Volume 2, Year 2002
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10 |
Rowing power and stroke rate, Rowing power in sculling and sweep rowing |
104Kb |
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11 |
Segments contribution to the stroke length and rowing power. Higher percentage of the trunk power helps to achieve higher boat speed. |
26Kb |
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12 |
Tip: time format in Excel. Maximal speed of body segments. Arms position at catch in sculling and weight training. |
255Kb |
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13 |
Tip: Reference types in Excel. Oar inertia force. Different catch and release angles in stroke and bow seats of a pair |
117Kb |
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14 |
Vertical seat force; Lift force and the height of the handle and foot-stretcher. Optimal height of the handle; Push foot-stretcher with toes at catch; Horizontal drive. |
60Kb |
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15 |
Better rowers have a higher and more synchronous accelerations; Force peak, stroke rate and boat types. |
51Kb |
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16 |
Peak of the power and stroke rate; Maximal handle velocity and stroke rate; Position of the peak handle velocity. Training in small boats and rowers selection. |
264Kb |
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17 |
Peak boat acceleration and stroke rate; Boat acceleration and better crews. Immediate feedback on boat acceleration |
271Kb |
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18 |
Trends of the boat speed of the Worlds finalists and winners, Prognostic times, Speed increasing in different boat types. |
33Kb |
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19 |
Trends of the race strategy over the last 10 years in different placeholders; Prognosis till 2008. Optimal race strategy. |
37Kb |
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20 |
Micro-phases and border points of the drive phase |
36Kb |
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21 |
Durations of the micro-phases; Best rowers have longer system acceleration micro-phase. How to increase duration of the system acceleration micro-phase. |
174Kb |
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