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What three power-meter obsessives taught me about actually going faster The Belief I Walked In With I own several heart rate straps, two of…
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The Man We Called Crispy Bacon
I grew up in Manly in the years Australia was inventing the modern concept of not dying of the sun. Then I moved to…
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Two ablations, several cardioversions and a period of enforced stillness later, the heart is behaving and I am back on the water. The flat,…
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There is a specific type of man in every rowing club car park and I had spent a fortnight sneering at him. Then I…
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Why Strength Training is key for Rowers To Go Faster
Strength training improves your strength, and it will also improve your rowing economy, reduce risk of injury, and improve performance. Find out how.
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