What are rowing force curves and how to use them to improve athletes skills and develop fast boats. We show force curves from Rowperfect and exercises and drills to improve.
Rowing technique involves a power phase and recovery phase that must be combined successfully. The power phase begins with connecting the feet and back to the blade as it enters the water. A leg drive then accelerates the boat while maintaining pressure on the back and lateral muscles. During maximum leg acceleration, the arms begin to draw the handle toward the body. The recovery phase extracts the blade cleanly and prepares the body for the next stroke with straight but relaxed arms. Maintaining balance and control throughout is key to effective technique.
This document discusses aerobic capacity and how to improve it through training. It defines aerobic capacity as the maximum amount of oxygen the body can use during exercise. The document outlines different types of aerobic training like continuous training, Fartlek training, and interval training. It also describes short term adaptations to exercise like increased heart rate and breathing during and after exercise. Long term adaptations are discussed like increased red blood cells and maximum oxygen uptake from changes in lungs and heart over time from regular aerobic training. Anaerobic training is also covered to improve performance at high intensities by increasing stores of fast-acting energy sources and muscle fiber strength.
The document describes a study that measured a subject's VO2 max through a treadmill test. The subject's VO2 max was determined to be 61.8 ml/kg/min based on indicators like RPE scale, age predicted heart rate, VO2 levels, and RER approaching 1.02. Graphs of the results showed physiological responses like VO2 leveling off at max, heart rate and ventilation increasing linearly with VO2, and RER increasing over time. The test obtained a VO2 max value close to the subject's true maximum capacity.
Level 2 Course notes to become a Personal TrainerJohn Hardy
This is the plan of action and also some lesson guide powerpoint for the Reps Level 2 Fitness Instructors course. Find our more at www.fasterglobal.com where we have more resources to make you the best trainer you possibly can be.
Level 2 is the basic requirement and this is just some of the revision notes.
O documento discute os principais conceitos da musculação, incluindo que os exercícios objetivam desenvolver os músculos submetendo-os a cargas que forcem o movimento muscular na direção oposta. Também aborda como escolher exercícios de acordo com cada músculo e os princípios da adaptação à sobrecarga, volume e intensidade.
Conferência "Como Criar um Ginásio - A Perspectiva do FFitness Group", realizada na Escola Superior de Desporto de Rio Maior no dia 13 de Maio. A apresentação esteve a cargo do Eng.º António Estanqueiro, proprietário do grupo.
This is John Grace's slidedeck for the 2016 North Carolina Coaches Clinic in Greensboro, North Carolina. This presentation covers the basics of weight room training design for the Track & Field athlete.
Slides will cover research on general training concepts, research on resistance training for Track & Field athletes, exercise selection, and basics of periodization.
Re-evaluating Traditional Training Using Contemporary Fatigue Researchmgitterm
The document discusses new theories around fatigue and endurance training that challenge traditional models. It summarizes:
1) The central governor theory proposes that the brain regulates pacing and limits performance before catastrophic failure by anticipating fatigue based on feedback. This prevents buildup of metabolites and depletion of energy.
2) Evidence suggests muscle recruitment maxes out below maximum and brain activity dulls with training, indicating the brain regulates fatigue from the start of exercise.
3) The peripheral governor theory suggests regulation also occurs at the motor units to prevent failure, challenging the view that fatigue is solely centrally regulated.
Rowing technique involves a power phase and recovery phase that must be combined successfully. The power phase begins with connecting the feet and back to the blade as it enters the water. A leg drive then accelerates the boat while maintaining pressure on the back and lateral muscles. During maximum leg acceleration, the arms begin to draw the handle toward the body. The recovery phase extracts the blade cleanly and prepares the body for the next stroke with straight but relaxed arms. Maintaining balance and control throughout is key to effective technique.
This document discusses aerobic capacity and how to improve it through training. It defines aerobic capacity as the maximum amount of oxygen the body can use during exercise. The document outlines different types of aerobic training like continuous training, Fartlek training, and interval training. It also describes short term adaptations to exercise like increased heart rate and breathing during and after exercise. Long term adaptations are discussed like increased red blood cells and maximum oxygen uptake from changes in lungs and heart over time from regular aerobic training. Anaerobic training is also covered to improve performance at high intensities by increasing stores of fast-acting energy sources and muscle fiber strength.
The document describes a study that measured a subject's VO2 max through a treadmill test. The subject's VO2 max was determined to be 61.8 ml/kg/min based on indicators like RPE scale, age predicted heart rate, VO2 levels, and RER approaching 1.02. Graphs of the results showed physiological responses like VO2 leveling off at max, heart rate and ventilation increasing linearly with VO2, and RER increasing over time. The test obtained a VO2 max value close to the subject's true maximum capacity.
Level 2 Course notes to become a Personal TrainerJohn Hardy
This is the plan of action and also some lesson guide powerpoint for the Reps Level 2 Fitness Instructors course. Find our more at www.fasterglobal.com where we have more resources to make you the best trainer you possibly can be.
Level 2 is the basic requirement and this is just some of the revision notes.
O documento discute os principais conceitos da musculação, incluindo que os exercícios objetivam desenvolver os músculos submetendo-os a cargas que forcem o movimento muscular na direção oposta. Também aborda como escolher exercícios de acordo com cada músculo e os princípios da adaptação à sobrecarga, volume e intensidade.
Conferência "Como Criar um Ginásio - A Perspectiva do FFitness Group", realizada na Escola Superior de Desporto de Rio Maior no dia 13 de Maio. A apresentação esteve a cargo do Eng.º António Estanqueiro, proprietário do grupo.
This is John Grace's slidedeck for the 2016 North Carolina Coaches Clinic in Greensboro, North Carolina. This presentation covers the basics of weight room training design for the Track & Field athlete.
Slides will cover research on general training concepts, research on resistance training for Track & Field athletes, exercise selection, and basics of periodization.
Re-evaluating Traditional Training Using Contemporary Fatigue Researchmgitterm
The document discusses new theories around fatigue and endurance training that challenge traditional models. It summarizes:
1) The central governor theory proposes that the brain regulates pacing and limits performance before catastrophic failure by anticipating fatigue based on feedback. This prevents buildup of metabolites and depletion of energy.
2) Evidence suggests muscle recruitment maxes out below maximum and brain activity dulls with training, indicating the brain regulates fatigue from the start of exercise.
3) The peripheral governor theory suggests regulation also occurs at the motor units to prevent failure, challenging the view that fatigue is solely centrally regulated.
Somatotyping is a method of classifying body types based on measurements of endomorphy, mesomorphy, and ectomorphy. These categories refer to body fat (endomorphy), muscle/bone development (mesomorphy), and linearity/frailty (ectomorphy). Body composition can be measured using various anthropometric methods outlined by Heath and Carter, as well as newer techniques like DEXA scans, bioelectrical impedance, and densitometry. Factors like age, gender, race, and physical activity influence body composition. Different sports select for certain somatotypes based on physical requirements - for example, swimmers tend toward an ectomorphic body type while weightlifters are often mesomorphic.
1) In-season strength training for multi-sport sprinters should focus on developing general qualities like strength, speed, and endurance through exercises like squats, Olympic lifts, plyometrics, and sprints while avoiding over-specialization.
2) The program should be periodized into blocks focusing on work capacity, strength, and power and include deloads. Most work should be done at submaximal intensities of 70-85% to support sprint development rather than compete with it.
3) Exercises should emphasize lower body strength and power, hamstring development, upper body pushing and pulling, and torso stability. Movement quality and technique take priority over load. The schedule coordinates lifting with the sprint program
The document provides guidance for fitness instructors on planning gym-based exercise sessions. It outlines the instructor's role in collecting client information, setting goals, selecting appropriate exercises, and planning a safe warmup, workout, and cooldown. Examples are given for cardiovascular, resistance, and flexibility exercises that can be used. Considerations for planning circuit formats and minimizing risks are also discussed. The document aims to teach instructors how to properly collect client data, design tailored exercise programs, and lead safe and effective gym sessions.
This document provides an introduction to different types of fitness training methods. It discusses interval training, which involves bursts of high-intensity exercise alternated with low-intensity recovery periods. It also covers tempo/continuous training, which builds endurance through long, moderate-paced runs. Circuit training is described as combining strength, cardio, and muscular endurance exercises done in circuits with short rest periods. Weights training builds strength through progressive resistance exercises, while plyometrics develops power through explosive movements like jumps and throws. The F.I.T.T. principle outlines how to design effective training programs by manipulating frequency, intensity, time, and type of exercise.
Race walking is an Olympic sport that requires competitors to walk with strict form adhering to two key rules: keeping one foot on the ground at all times and having a straight leg upon foot contact. Judges monitor compliance by displaying yellow and red cards to warn and disqualify walkers for rule violations. Considered one of the most difficult sports, world-class race walkers have natural talent, intense training, and find ways to maximize their strictly regulated speed.
O documento descreve diferentes métodos de treinamento físico, incluindo circuit training, musculação, power training e treinamento de flexibilidade. Circuit training foi criado na década de 1950 para permitir treinos em ambientes fechados e envolve uma série de estações de exercícios realizados sucessivamente. A musculação usa implementos para desenvolver força muscular, resistência muscular e explosividade. Power training enfatiza exercícios para potência geral, localizada e explosiva. O treinamento de flexibilidade pode ser realizado por alongamento ou flexionamento.
Strength and Conditioning: Training IntensityJoel Smith
Lecture on training intensity based out of the text: Science and Practice of Strength Training, 2nd Edition. Lecture given at Wilmington College for HPE 345, Strength Programming for Sport.
RowingChat with Kirsten Barnes - Kirsten's slidesrowperfect
Kirsten Barnes, an Olympian rower and sports pyschologist/ mental performance consultant, joined us on our podcast RowingChat (https://soundcloud.com/rowperfect) to talk about the mental toughness needed to perform in a sport like rowing. Here are her slides on the topic. Listen to her chat at https://soundcloud.com/rowperfect/rowingchat-with-kirsten-barnes for more!
Rowingchat Scott Frandsen october 2013 slideshare slidesrowperfect
For more on RowingChat and what these slides pertain to visit www.rowperfect.co.uk/rowingchat or listen to them on your platform of choice at www.rowperfect.co.uk/rowingchat/rowingchat-on-demand/.
COMMON ROWING INJURIES
Prevention and Treatment
Jo A. Hannafin, MD, PhD Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery Hospital for Special Surgery, Cornell University Medical College Team Physician, US Rowing FISA Medical Commission
Rowing Rigging practical: Angle changes due to span & inboardrowperfect
An experiment to find what changes in rigging do to catch and finish angles in scull and sweep. Get spreadsheet from http://www.rowperfect.co.uk/?p=12436
Over the past 150 years of competitive rowing:
- Winning times have decreased by around 25-30%, with the average velocity of boats increasing.
- Physical dimensions of elite rowers have increased, with current average heights around 197cm compared to 173-180cm in the late 19th century.
- Aerobic capacity of elite rowers has also increased significantly, from an estimated maximum of around 5 liters/minute in the 1920s to over 7 liters/minute currently.
- Training methods and volumes have advanced enormously over the decades, with current elite rowers training over 30 hours per week compared to 1-2 hours in the 1860s.
- Improved boat design, equipment, training and
Rowing: London Tideway River Thames navigation & steering for coxswainsrowperfect
Stephen Aitken's advice on how to steer the river Thames in London in a rowing boat. Includes crossing points, coxing advice, how to manoeuvre obstacles.
Based on the Auriol Kensington Rowing Club self-teach training
This document discusses the challenges of identifying and developing athletic talent in the UK. It notes declining population trends among younger age groups that will reduce the talent pool. It discusses different models of talent identification, selection, and development. The document emphasizes that development programs must be linked to identification and selection to ensure athletes can fulfill their potential. It also stresses the need for a long-term approach to athletic development through childhood, adolescence, and their athletic careers. Finally, it argues that sports organizations need integrated, athlete-centered planning from the community to elite levels to build an effective sport system for developing talent.
A Guide to SlideShare Analytics - Excerpts from Hubspot's Step by Step Guide ...SlideShare
This document provides a summary of the analytics available through SlideShare for monitoring the performance of presentations. It outlines the key metrics that can be viewed such as total views, actions, and traffic sources over different time periods. The analytics help users identify topics and presentation styles that resonate best with audiences based on view and engagement numbers. They also allow users to calculate important metrics like view-to-contact conversion rates. Regular review of the analytics insights helps users improve future presentations and marketing strategies.
Rowperfect force curves for British rowing techniqueRebecca Caroe
What are rowing force curves and how to use them to improve athletes skills and develop fast boats. We show force curves from Rowperfect and exercises and drills to improve.
Rigging a boat involves setting the oarlock height, foot height, and stretcher position to ensure crew comfort and an efficient stroke. The key factors that influence the stroke are heel height, oarlock height, and oar/oarlock pitch. Common span and spread measurements are provided for sculling and sweep rowing. While these measurements have historical precedent, all boats could theoretically use the same values. Proper rigging allows the crew to achieve the target arc length and catch/finish angles through adjustments to these factors.
1) The document discusses the fundamentals and technique of sprinting, including the crouch start. It describes the support and flight phases of each running stride and emphasizes maximizing speed through proper stride length, frequency, and force application.
2) It outlines the key phases and positions of the crouch start - the "on your marks" position, "set" position, and drive phase off the blocks. Proper technique focuses on explosively leaving the blocks while maintaining body alignment and leverage.
3) Exercises like butt kicks, high knees, and skipping are recommended to improve running mechanics and speed. Drills are also emphasized to refine individual phases of sprinting technique.
Somatotyping is a method of classifying body types based on measurements of endomorphy, mesomorphy, and ectomorphy. These categories refer to body fat (endomorphy), muscle/bone development (mesomorphy), and linearity/frailty (ectomorphy). Body composition can be measured using various anthropometric methods outlined by Heath and Carter, as well as newer techniques like DEXA scans, bioelectrical impedance, and densitometry. Factors like age, gender, race, and physical activity influence body composition. Different sports select for certain somatotypes based on physical requirements - for example, swimmers tend toward an ectomorphic body type while weightlifters are often mesomorphic.
1) In-season strength training for multi-sport sprinters should focus on developing general qualities like strength, speed, and endurance through exercises like squats, Olympic lifts, plyometrics, and sprints while avoiding over-specialization.
2) The program should be periodized into blocks focusing on work capacity, strength, and power and include deloads. Most work should be done at submaximal intensities of 70-85% to support sprint development rather than compete with it.
3) Exercises should emphasize lower body strength and power, hamstring development, upper body pushing and pulling, and torso stability. Movement quality and technique take priority over load. The schedule coordinates lifting with the sprint program
The document provides guidance for fitness instructors on planning gym-based exercise sessions. It outlines the instructor's role in collecting client information, setting goals, selecting appropriate exercises, and planning a safe warmup, workout, and cooldown. Examples are given for cardiovascular, resistance, and flexibility exercises that can be used. Considerations for planning circuit formats and minimizing risks are also discussed. The document aims to teach instructors how to properly collect client data, design tailored exercise programs, and lead safe and effective gym sessions.
This document provides an introduction to different types of fitness training methods. It discusses interval training, which involves bursts of high-intensity exercise alternated with low-intensity recovery periods. It also covers tempo/continuous training, which builds endurance through long, moderate-paced runs. Circuit training is described as combining strength, cardio, and muscular endurance exercises done in circuits with short rest periods. Weights training builds strength through progressive resistance exercises, while plyometrics develops power through explosive movements like jumps and throws. The F.I.T.T. principle outlines how to design effective training programs by manipulating frequency, intensity, time, and type of exercise.
Race walking is an Olympic sport that requires competitors to walk with strict form adhering to two key rules: keeping one foot on the ground at all times and having a straight leg upon foot contact. Judges monitor compliance by displaying yellow and red cards to warn and disqualify walkers for rule violations. Considered one of the most difficult sports, world-class race walkers have natural talent, intense training, and find ways to maximize their strictly regulated speed.
O documento descreve diferentes métodos de treinamento físico, incluindo circuit training, musculação, power training e treinamento de flexibilidade. Circuit training foi criado na década de 1950 para permitir treinos em ambientes fechados e envolve uma série de estações de exercícios realizados sucessivamente. A musculação usa implementos para desenvolver força muscular, resistência muscular e explosividade. Power training enfatiza exercícios para potência geral, localizada e explosiva. O treinamento de flexibilidade pode ser realizado por alongamento ou flexionamento.
Strength and Conditioning: Training IntensityJoel Smith
Lecture on training intensity based out of the text: Science and Practice of Strength Training, 2nd Edition. Lecture given at Wilmington College for HPE 345, Strength Programming for Sport.
RowingChat with Kirsten Barnes - Kirsten's slidesrowperfect
Kirsten Barnes, an Olympian rower and sports pyschologist/ mental performance consultant, joined us on our podcast RowingChat (https://soundcloud.com/rowperfect) to talk about the mental toughness needed to perform in a sport like rowing. Here are her slides on the topic. Listen to her chat at https://soundcloud.com/rowperfect/rowingchat-with-kirsten-barnes for more!
Rowingchat Scott Frandsen october 2013 slideshare slidesrowperfect
For more on RowingChat and what these slides pertain to visit www.rowperfect.co.uk/rowingchat or listen to them on your platform of choice at www.rowperfect.co.uk/rowingchat/rowingchat-on-demand/.
COMMON ROWING INJURIES
Prevention and Treatment
Jo A. Hannafin, MD, PhD Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery Hospital for Special Surgery, Cornell University Medical College Team Physician, US Rowing FISA Medical Commission
Rowing Rigging practical: Angle changes due to span & inboardrowperfect
An experiment to find what changes in rigging do to catch and finish angles in scull and sweep. Get spreadsheet from http://www.rowperfect.co.uk/?p=12436
Over the past 150 years of competitive rowing:
- Winning times have decreased by around 25-30%, with the average velocity of boats increasing.
- Physical dimensions of elite rowers have increased, with current average heights around 197cm compared to 173-180cm in the late 19th century.
- Aerobic capacity of elite rowers has also increased significantly, from an estimated maximum of around 5 liters/minute in the 1920s to over 7 liters/minute currently.
- Training methods and volumes have advanced enormously over the decades, with current elite rowers training over 30 hours per week compared to 1-2 hours in the 1860s.
- Improved boat design, equipment, training and
Rowing: London Tideway River Thames navigation & steering for coxswainsrowperfect
Stephen Aitken's advice on how to steer the river Thames in London in a rowing boat. Includes crossing points, coxing advice, how to manoeuvre obstacles.
Based on the Auriol Kensington Rowing Club self-teach training
This document discusses the challenges of identifying and developing athletic talent in the UK. It notes declining population trends among younger age groups that will reduce the talent pool. It discusses different models of talent identification, selection, and development. The document emphasizes that development programs must be linked to identification and selection to ensure athletes can fulfill their potential. It also stresses the need for a long-term approach to athletic development through childhood, adolescence, and their athletic careers. Finally, it argues that sports organizations need integrated, athlete-centered planning from the community to elite levels to build an effective sport system for developing talent.
A Guide to SlideShare Analytics - Excerpts from Hubspot's Step by Step Guide ...SlideShare
This document provides a summary of the analytics available through SlideShare for monitoring the performance of presentations. It outlines the key metrics that can be viewed such as total views, actions, and traffic sources over different time periods. The analytics help users identify topics and presentation styles that resonate best with audiences based on view and engagement numbers. They also allow users to calculate important metrics like view-to-contact conversion rates. Regular review of the analytics insights helps users improve future presentations and marketing strategies.
Rowperfect force curves for British rowing techniqueRebecca Caroe
What are rowing force curves and how to use them to improve athletes skills and develop fast boats. We show force curves from Rowperfect and exercises and drills to improve.
Rigging a boat involves setting the oarlock height, foot height, and stretcher position to ensure crew comfort and an efficient stroke. The key factors that influence the stroke are heel height, oarlock height, and oar/oarlock pitch. Common span and spread measurements are provided for sculling and sweep rowing. While these measurements have historical precedent, all boats could theoretically use the same values. Proper rigging allows the crew to achieve the target arc length and catch/finish angles through adjustments to these factors.
1) The document discusses the fundamentals and technique of sprinting, including the crouch start. It describes the support and flight phases of each running stride and emphasizes maximizing speed through proper stride length, frequency, and force application.
2) It outlines the key phases and positions of the crouch start - the "on your marks" position, "set" position, and drive phase off the blocks. Proper technique focuses on explosively leaving the blocks while maintaining body alignment and leverage.
3) Exercises like butt kicks, high knees, and skipping are recommended to improve running mechanics and speed. Drills are also emphasized to refine individual phases of sprinting technique.
The document provides information on swim training and technique. It discusses training structure, including frequency for beginners and pool workout structure. It also reviews proper swimming technique, focusing on elements like breathing, body roll, hand entry and catch, and kick. Finally, it discusses using metrics like stroke rate and efficiency to evaluate technique during field tests.
Fuzz Ahmed provides an overview of high jump training. He discusses his philosophy which focuses on anatomy and the sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes. High jump is defined as running with an explosive element over a raised bar. Drills are used to improve technique and include exercises on curves like ankle rolls. Transitions incorporate hurdles and rhythm runs to build up to full high jump. Core strength and posture are emphasized as the basis for power.
The document discusses simplifying rigging for junior rowing coaches. It explains that the three most important factors for rigging are oar/oarlock pitch, oarlock height, and heel height. While span and spread measurements vary slightly between boat types, getting these three factors right is key. Adjusting outboard rather than span has more impact on loading. Higher gearing ratios provide more power but smaller stroke length, while lower ratios allow for longer strokes. Body positioning must also be considered in relation to rigging settings.
The document introduces the Real Running program which teaches runners to adopt the Pose Method of running developed by Dr. Nicholas Romanov. The Pose Method focuses on proper running form consisting of three key elements - pose, fall, and pull. Most recreational runners heel strike which leads to injuries. The Real Running program uses the Sproing Runner machine and running drills to teach runners to forefoot strike and harness gravity to run more efficiently with less impact through adopting the optimal running form outlined in the Pose Method.
The document outlines a student's analysis of performance slides for different activities. It allocates 4 slides to rules and terminology for trampoline, 3 slides for observation and analysis of golf, 4 slides for evaluation of basketball, and 3 slides for planning strategies and tactics for swimming. It then provides detailed slides on the rules, techniques, and analysis for each of these four activities.
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Lateral motion training with slideboardsGreg Maurer
Learn the physiology and kinesiology of slideboard exercise. Learn how slideboard training improves cardiovascular capacity, strength, power, balance and stability. In ideal functional training tool that improves strength through accommodating eccentric load in all three planes of movement.
Stand Up Paddleboard Racing for the Recreational Athlete was a presentation that I gave at the 2013 National Paddlesport Conference. This is an introduction to the type of courses, equipment and tips for the recreational athlete. All videos were removed from the presentation.
This document outlines the units and learning objectives for a Level 2 Certificate in Fitness Instructing (Gym-Based Exercise). The learner will understand how to provide safe and effective gym-based exercise instruction and demonstrate proficiency in executing cardiovascular exercises, resistance training exercises using machines and free weights, and body weight exercises. Assessment involves direct observation of the learner performing a variety of exercises with proper form across each category.
This document provides guidance on training 800-meter runners. It discusses the importance of genetics, training, coaching, and competitive spirit. It outlines the aerobic and anaerobic aspects of training for the 800-meter and emphasizes the need to balance both systems. Sample training plans are also included, dividing training into base preparation, specific preparation, and pre-competition phases focusing on intervals, repetitions, tempo runs and other drills. The goal is to maximize a runner's ability to produce energy throughout the entire 800-meter distance.
This document discusses the long-term development of jumpers in athletics. It emphasizes that athletics is a late development sport that requires at least 7 years to develop an elite pole vaulter. It recommends taking a long-term approach focused on constructing a balanced athlete by developing a variety of skills throughout their junior career. These skills include those needed for their event as well as a strong base in fundamental movement, speed, strength, stamina and suppleness to support long-term senior success and injury prevention. The document outlines a movement-based approach and phases of skill learning to develop technique that will last.
This document provides coaching philosophy and training methodology for sprinters from Shelia Burrell, sprints and hurdles coach at Georgetown University. It discusses developing speed through increasing stride length and frequency, and training acceleration with drills, sled pulls, and hills. Speed endurance is developed by maintaining high speed over increasing distances. Sample training includes intervals, tempo runs, and incorporating speed work before endurance.
This document discusses training methods for top US distance swimmers. It outlines the high training volumes and intensities of successful clubs like Mission Viejo and Nations Capital, with 11-11.5 workouts per week totaling 60,000-90,000 yards. Speed work is emphasized through sprint and fast pace sets. Kicking is a major focus to improve technique and distance per stroke. Coaches work closely with swimmers on technique cues and video analysis. Taper training involves maintaining pace and efficiency over a variety of distances. Altitude training can boost aerobic capacity if done at moderate altitude for 3-4 weeks, with sufficient recovery before competition.
This document outlines a strength training program for cyclists. It begins with an introduction to cycling and training principles. Chapter 2 discusses the cyclist's movement and key muscles used. Chapter 3 covers strength training principles like periodization. Chapter 4 presents the training program, which has an AA phase focused on static flexibility, stability workouts, and exercises for the core, lower body, and upper body. The program template is also included. Chapter 5 concludes by emphasizing the importance of training, not just riding bikes.
The Solution to Rowing Club Membership fallingrowperfect
presented by Royal Chester RC to the British Rowing Conference 2013 explaining how the club was able to overcome falling enrolments and become financially viable again.
Rowing ergometers as an aide to on-water training pros and consrowperfect
Ivan Hooper from Australian Institute of Sport gave this presentation about the advantages and disadvantages of training on ergos. They don't replicate the water well, sliders and variable K drag factors and ratings don't match water boat rates.
Efficient Rowing Boat Movement with Jimmy Joyrowperfect
Rowing with Flow is the ultimate objective of all athletes. Jimmy Joy is the world expert in how to coach mindfulness with rowing technique.
Learn different techniques and tips from Jimmy about how to push your boat further and move with it for flow. He teaches both what TO DO and what NOT TO DO with helpful diagrams and examples.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
RowingChat questions for Robin Williams Rowing Coachrowperfect
Olympic gold medal winning coach, Robin Williams answers our questions about how to teach rowing and sculling; how to develop athletes and build a successful racing club. RowingChat is hosted by Rowperfect.co.uk and past episodes are on Sound Cloud for download.
About this DVD (Harry Mahon Presentation)rowperfect
This document summarizes a DVD containing a presentation given by renowned rowing coach Harry Mahon at the 1994 ARA Senior Rowing Conference. After Harry's death, the video was digitized and made available for sale, with profits being donated to the Harry Mahon Cancer Research Trust established in his honor. The DVD captures Mahon sharing his coaching philosophies, though the audio and video quality is not high definition due to being converted from an original VHF tape.
Indian Premier League (IPL) ---2024.pptxrathinikunj60
The Indian Premier League (IPL) is one of the most prominent and lucrative Twenty20 (T20) cricket leagues in the world. Since its inception in 2008, the IPL has revolutionized the landscape of cricket by blending sports, entertainment, and commerce. This summary provides an overview of the IPL's history, structure, notable performances, controversies, and its impact on cricket and beyond.
History and Formation
The IPL was launched by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in 2008, inspired by the success of domestic T20 leagues like the English T20 Cup and the now-defunct Indian Cricket League (ICL). Lalit Modi, the then Vice-President of BCCI, played a crucial role in conceptualizing and launching the league. The inaugural season kicked off in April 2008 with eight franchises representing different cities in India.
Structure and Format
The IPL follows a franchise-based model, where teams are owned by a mix of corporations, Bollywood stars, and other high-profile individuals. The league originally started with eight teams, although the number has fluctuated over the years due to various reasons including expansions and terminations. As of the latest seasons, the IPL features ten teams.
The tournament format includes a double round-robin stage, where each team plays the others twice, followed by playoffs. The top four teams from the round-robin stage qualify for the playoffs, which consist of two qualifiers, an eliminator, and the final. This format ensures a highly competitive and engaging tournament, culminating in a grand finale to crown the champion.
Teams and Their Evolution
The founding teams of the IPL were:
Chennai Super Kings (CSK)
Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals)
Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings)
Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR)
Mumbai Indians (MI)
Rajasthan Royals (RR)
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)
Deccan Chargers (now defunct, replaced by Sunrisers Hyderabad)
Over the years, the league has seen new teams such as Pune Warriors India, Kochi Tuskers Kerala, Gujarat Lions, and Rising Pune Supergiant. The most recent additions are the Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants, introduced in the 2022 season.
Iconic Players and Performances
The IPL has attracted the best talent from around the world, with numerous iconic players making significant contributions. Some of the standout performers include:
Sachin Tendulkar (MI): The "Little Master" brought his legendary status to the IPL, winning the Orange Cap (top run-scorer) in 2010.
Chris Gayle (RCB, KXIP): Known for his explosive batting, Gayle holds the record for the highest individual score in an IPL match (175*).
MS Dhoni (CSK): Dhoni's leadership has been instrumental in CSK's success, leading them to multiple titles.
AB de Villiers (RCB): Renowned for his innovative stroke play, de Villiers has been a consistent match-winner.
Virat Kohli (RCB): The highest run-scorer in IPL history, Kohli's batting prowess is unmatched.
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We offer Euro Cup Tickets to admirers who can get Netherlands vs Austria Tickets through our trusted online ticketing marketplace. Eticketing.co is the most reliable source for booking Euro Cup Final Tickets. Sign up for the latest Euro Cup Germany Ticket alert.
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2. Copyright: Rowperfect
BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Why simulate rowing?
• Rowing is a complex, mostly reflex, cyclic action
using many muscle groups in phases
• In a boat, learning is in an unstable environment
• To learn correct technique an athlete depends on
coaching and his personal impressions
• A slow learning process
• Accelerate learning using the Rowperfect and
direct feedback from force curves
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
What are force curves?
• The rowing cycle is shown on screen as a function of
the pulling action – a force curve
• Curve shape depends on technique
• It gives insight into co-ordination
• It can be used
– For training different intensities and power strokes
– To identify areas for improvement and suspected causes
• Visual feedback gives the rower more data
• It is very sensitive
– Good co-ordination and good technique are rewarded
– Poor technique is visible and clear and can be corrected
quickly
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
The ‘ideal’ force curve
• General points
– Smooth curve without bumps
– “Fat” curve with large area underneath
– Symmetrical for slower boats (1x, 2-)
– Front-end loaded for faster boats (8o, 4x)
– Long, consistent strokes
– Identical force curves within a crew
• You can make a good curve with poor
technique
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Setting up the Rowperfect
• Feet height
• Discs
• Cog (sprocket)
• F6 ‘user’ screen personalises :
– weight
– sex
– boat class
– Sprocket
• Programme workout if required
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Some problems
• If the athlete has trouble keeping seat still and
risks hitting the front of the bar
• It is happening because of mis-timing the
stroke sequence
– STOP ROWING immediately
– Add a bungee cord around bar in front of seat
– Advise them to work on disciplined sequence at
finish (arms, arms & body, quarter, half slide)
– Also work on leg / body sequence from catch
(quarter, half, three quarter, full slide)
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Some problems…2
• If the athlete has a very ‘wobbly’ force
curve
– Isolate parts of stroke and work on
separate parts
– Try single leg rowing – leg only, leg and
back, leg back and arms
– Then swap legs
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Coaching British Technique
• First, communicate the ‘pattern’ you are
coaching
• Then identify what the athlete is not yet
understanding correctly
• Here are some exercises and drills that
help with specific parts of the stroke
cycle listed against the “Key Concepts”
of British Rowing Technique
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Key concepts and drills
• Hang on Handle
– Legs only
– Legs and back only
– Wide grip sculling
• Connection Low down not in shoulders
– Quarter slide push
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Key concepts and drills…2
• Wheels still turning
– Loose legs on recovery
– No handle rowing
– Hook catch shape early
– Hold back of seat (rowing) outside arm only
• Hands in and out at same speed – finish
– Watch hands
– Single strokes
– Double quick hands
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Key concepts and drills…3
• Left hand near stern
– Exaggerate left hand lead
• Long strokes
– Fix a measured length to aim at
• Placing blade at catch
– “Feel” time
– Quarter slide push
– Wide arm sculling / Outside arm only
rowing
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Key concepts and drills…4
• Accelerate boat past blade
– Leg drive “squashing” legs down
– Loose legs on recovery
– Video – head not moving against bank
• Weight transfer to feet
– Single strokes to weight on feet
– Double quick hands & double slow slide
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Why have a rowing simulator?
• Rowers and scullers strive for an
optimal combination of power, stamina
and perfect co-ordination
• Perfect co-ordination is the hardest to
train
• The dynamic rowing simulator plays a
critical role
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Simulator must be like a boat
• The Rowperfect has the same dynamics as a
racing shell – weight, feel, action
• The muscle groups (legs, back, arms) work
identically to in-boat training
• Without this the rower on the machine
inevitably learns the wrong lessons
• The Rowperfect dynamic rowing simulator
was developed because of the failings of the
stationary ergometer
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BRITISH ROWING TECHNIQUE
Testing confirms alignment
• Testing confirmed that the power cycle of the pull
phase is identical on the simulator and the boat
(Dutch 8 in 1993)
• The difference between simulator and boat is smaller
than that between the actual crew members.
• University of Perth and Western Australian Institute
of Sport measured scullers and found that the
difference between the pull profiles (RP & boat) were
similar to the difference between the left and right
hands of the same sculler.
Editor's Notes
In the boat, this learning process takes place in a very unstable environment (a wobbly racing shell) disturbed by waves, wind and the differences in timing of the other crewmembers. The crew coordination timing, balance of the boat and handling of the blades are all individually bound together and influence each other. One small mistake in one blade recovery affects all the others. A rower does not see what he is doing in relation to the rest of the crew. To learn correct rowing positions he is almost completely dependent upon his own impressions, and the coach’s feedback. This leads to a weak, slow and inefficient learning process. To improve this by example one can be made of a dynamic rowing simulator equipped with a direct biofeedback.