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Erg Testing With The BioRowTech System A look at how the BioRowTech system can be used in conjunction with erg testing to identify technical problems and improve them. 19/04/2019 View
Balance of Propulsive Forces An continued analysis of forces in rowing, discussing the balance of propulsive forces on the boat hull and how they relate to internal forces. 22/03/2019 View
Balance of forces on the boat hull Experiments with comprehensive force measurements were conducted recently with new the BioRow instrumented C-bracket mounted on a wing rigger. For the first time, the drag force on the boat was determined directly with BioRow measurements, which can be used for evaluation of rowing technique and equipment quality. 23/02/2019 View
Erg Power vs. On-Water Power An insight into how rowing power in a boat is related to the erg scores of the rower 07/01/2019 View
Power And Kinetic Energy In Rowing A continuation of our discussion of power measurement in rowing. 26/12/2018 View
Discussion on Power in Rowing Recently, there have been discussions relating to power in rowing. A response to my Newsletter from 2018/09 can be found here: http://www.rowingscience.nl/optimizing-propulsion/power-in-rowing-response-to-the-kleshnevs-october-2018-newsletter/ Please see the discussion so far in it's entirety - (text in black after < mark is the citation from the response of our respected opponents, text in blue after VK: mark – is my text). 25/11/2018 View
An analysis of the results of the 2018 World Rowing Championships In this newsletter we will analyse the trends and interesting characteristics of the successful crews at this year's World Championships in Plovdiv. 15/11/2018 View
Handle Force Measurements with the BioRowTech erg system You can now measure handle force on the ergometer with the BioRowTech system. 07/11/2018 View
Rowing Power Several scientific articles about rowing power were recently published, which placed doubts upon the standard definitions of this important indicator of performance. The power created between the pin and the oar handle can be called the “Net power”, which is transferred through the oar shaft to the spoon, so this is the only source of energy which moves the rower-boat system forward. Net power transferred from a rower to the external environment is the most important indicator for the evaluation of a rower’s performance. It is measured correctly and reliably with BioRowTel and NK EmPower systems. 05/10/2018 View
Practical implications of the blade analysis Here we give some practical conclusions based on the results of blade work analysis made in the previous Newsletters: The blade must be submersed into the water and force increased quickly after the catch. More even distribution of a rower’s effort during the drive (i.e. more rectangular force curve) helps to increase the blade efficiency. These features could provide 4.7% difference in the blade efficiency, which equates to 7s faster time in 2000m race. 14/09/2018 View
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