how can biomechanics / technology help Canadian rowing?
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Rowing Canada has improved its Olympic and Paralympic performances since 2004. Biomechanics research has examined rowing techniques and how to optimize boat design and crew synchronization. This research emphasizes consistent and smooth rowing strokes, coordinated muscle groups, and providing instant feedback to rowers using video and force data analysis.
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