Best way to increase boat speed during the recovery
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Quick hands away and floating the slide is a thing of the past. We don't subscribe to the way rowing was taught some years ago, and is still the case in some instances. We believe in floating the hands away and accelerating into the the placement and have some good reasoning behind it.
In our Technique series, we plan to do detailed videos on each part of the stroke. In this video we look at how to generate boat speed in the recovery, to minimise resistance on the hull, make use of your momentum from the drive, minimise time of the boat trimming stern down.
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The Draw - • Best way to increase b...
The Drive - • Best way to generate a...
Th Placement - • Best way place the bla...
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Title sequence
00:38 Explaining The Draw
02:45 Graphic illustration
03:30 No Check on "landing" on foot plate
04:30 Exercise
05:22 Summary 
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Great explanation of an important concept.
Very clear explanation. Thanks. Mike Purcer in Canada has been doing research in this area as well.
Hi and thanks for the comment. I have checked out Mikes youtube vids and I really like the detail he goes into with his analysis.
🎉 Great explanation
Wow. Endorsement from a big name. Thanks
Hi !
It’s so good hearing this! Believe it or not this is the way I was taught to row back in the 60’s😂
I went on to coach my crews this technique in Denmark with the lightweights and to this day I’m still coaching this way!
It’s just so nice hearing it from someone else!!
Cheers!
Thanks John, and welcome to the tribe. Great to hear it was taught somewhere.@@johnfaulkner1156
This is better than a lot of the nonsense about “checks the boat”, but it does talk about “boat speed” rather then the speed of the centre of mass of the boat plus rower. Newtons first law - Every body continues in a state of rest or uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an EXTERNAL force. There are 2 external forces. One is friction, and the other is from driving the oar through the water. You can accelerate the hull toward you during the recovery by pulling with your feet, but that is applying an INTERNAL to the boat force. Yes the boat accelerates, and you (your body) decelerates a bit and the centre of gravity of you plus the boat smoothly decelerates under the one active EXTERNAL force - friction.
At least you are a step ahead of the silly “checks the boat “ stuff when you plant your feet as that is also an INTERNAL force.
Thanks for the comment. And I do agree with the science btw. I appreciate that if you isolate the system of boat and rower alone, there is no net gain in speed, but if you look at my graphic and listen to my conclusion at the end, you will see that the gain I am referring to comes mainly from maintaining boat speed through the recovery and how that relates to resistance. The boat wants to progressively decelerate, and if it does so it sinks deeper and compounds the deceleration due to a larger wetted area. Using your centre of mass to progressively accelerate the boat, helps counter this. As long as you nail the placement and have connected before you drive, you are picking up a moving boat.
Love it! Thank you for this video so much! little question- how can we get/analyse easy to gather data for the reference and track of progress? Don't you thing we have opportunity to execute 2 draws- with the release and just before placement?
Hey and thanks for the question. Please let me know more about what you mean when you refer to 2 draws, with one at the extraction..?
Fluidesign uses that weave
Spot on! Absolutely stunning looking boats, and a lovely row too. I competed in one for World Masters 2022, Libourne, and Henley Masters last year.
Very funny AND informative 👍🏼👍🏼 thank you
(Is the carbon that of a braca oar?)
Thank you for the compliment. I hope you have subscribed so we can continue to entertain you. And for your guess. Nope it's not.
Clue... It's a close up on a boat so I'm looking for the manufacturer
@@InFin8RowingIntl
Empacher then?
(And yes …subscribed )
Nope. I will see if anyone else guesses and then will give the answer
Similar to what Drew Ginn said in his video years. Will it make the boat go faster?
I don't know Drew Ginn, but will have a look. And yes. It really does.
good one..
spelling mistake 21st second ,you have written "rovovary"...! 'recovery "is correct
I spell terribly so I'm only surprised this is the first one. Thanks
@@InFin8RowingIntl Thanks from God's own country
56 years and have never heard of it called the draw. must be a local word used for this.
I am sure there will be a few terms that I use that may not be the norm. I plan to do a vid on how to fix "jazz hands". This is what I call skying the blades. Hope you found the context useful though...