Our News
| Title | Description | Date Added | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 |
Trends of boat speed, stroke rate and race strategy after Rio-2016 Olympics | In Rio-2016 Olympics, the races were won by means of longer distance per stroke and a higher effectiveness of work per stroke, not by higher stroke rate. The winners had higher boat speed over the first and last 500m sections, and relatively lower speed in the middle of the race. 1.4% higher effective Work per Stroke creates the probability for a crew to move one place up in final ranking. | 26/10/2016 | View |
 |
Calf muscles in rowing | It is common knowledge that rowing utilises nearly all human muscles, but the function of calf muscles still remains unclear | 08/08/2016 | View |
 |
The new Rocker foot stretcher from BioRow/WinTech | The new Rocker foot stretcher from BioRow/WinTech | 21/07/2016 | View |
 |
Book “The Biomechanics of Rowing” | A new book titled “The Biomechanics of Rowing” was recently published in Crowood press | 21/07/2016 | View |
 |
The BioRow™ Catch Training System | A new tool for quick and easy learning and stabilisation of an effective catch technique and proper rowing style | 03/06/2016 | View |
 |
BioRow™ Oar Angle Guides | BioRow™ Angle Guides is a tool for an easy, reliable and accurate MEASUREMENT and CONTROL of the catch and finish oar angles | 20/04/2016 | View |