Indoor Rowing Technique - how Sebastien can go faster

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024
  • This is Sebastien from Canada. Although I know very little about him, it is obvious that Sebastien is an experienced rower. Nevertheless, there are two major issues which should be addressed in order to go faster...
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    Owner of the original footage: Sebastien Laroye
    Music in this video:
    Brussels Tapes - Hattori (I just love this house beat!)
    Curtis Cole - Teenage Dream
    Rex Banner - Golden Sand

Комментарии • 29

  • @kiru_r
    @kiru_r 3 месяца назад

    Thank you for this! My whole life I heard “rowing is not pulling, it is pushing” or “hang at the catch” and advice about position but none of these seem to create the mental image that i can translate into a muscle movement pattern then into a good powerful stroke. With this one video, I finally get it (and I’m nearly 50!)
    Prepare to pull, not position, shoulders down, connected through stretch in the lats, connect smoothly then use your trunk explosively and only after all that finish with the arms.
    That’s all I need! Off to the erg now…

  • @Bob-Mann
    @Bob-Mann 3 месяца назад

    You’re such a genius Aram @2.06

    • @AramTraining
      @AramTraining  3 месяца назад

      Oh, thank you very much Bob!

    • @Bob-Mann
      @Bob-Mann 2 месяца назад

      Also, @6:25 you showed the height difference between Shoulders and hands. That is incredible, thanks again Aram and thanks to Sabastien 🇨🇦 ❤ for sending this video! I watch this analysis few times a month to say the least 😂 !! ❤ from 🇬🇧

  • @MayumiSakamoto-py6em
    @MayumiSakamoto-py6em Год назад

    superb

  • @Buxacien
    @Buxacien 4 года назад

    Great analysis !

  • @ghissink
    @ghissink 4 года назад

    Nice analysis!

    • @AramTraining
      @AramTraining  4 года назад +1

      Thank you Gerard! I hope you are doing well!

  • @emmadavis8546
    @emmadavis8546 4 года назад +1

    Love your video :D

  • @garywhite6900
    @garywhite6900 4 года назад

    Aram... Thank you!, your right on!
    I experienced exactly what you found in this video, while I was erging yesterday.
    What is missing is that his display on that erg does not show him is length of travel,
    or the effect of opening the hips a little more to get more stroke length/power/speed.
    I was astounded how the power output changed when I increased my travel by opening up the hips.
    AIt is a game changer for anyone who is focused on looking good as a rower and not on the output.
    I just started using a program called ErgData on my cell phone while using my machine, it has all the data
    that you need to help one find that sweet spot you are lacking in your movements and robbing
    you of your power output.

    • @AramTraining
      @AramTraining  4 года назад

      Thank you very much for your feedback!

  • @douglaslaney4659
    @douglaslaney4659 4 года назад +1

    Hey! Cool video ;)

  • @alias_not_needed
    @alias_not_needed 4 года назад +5

    If you look at the feet, they only touch the stretcher with the forefoot for a long time of the stroke. I guess that is another sign that he does not use his complete body wight for pulling at the beginning of the stroke. What is your opinion on that? Is this a relevant thing?

    • @andrewboyle9057
      @andrewboyle9057 4 года назад +2

      Yes, he could lower his feet setting a couple of holes.

    • @AramTraining
      @AramTraining  4 года назад +2

      Absolutely. I agree. I see this quite a lot recently. However, the C2 is pretty low with its foot stretcher position anyway. We'd have to measure the seat to heel distance.

  • @davidhenry862
    @davidhenry862 4 года назад +1

    He's just over activating is traps, but the retraction of the shoulder blades during rowing is not only normal, it helps accelerate the boat. Please use bony structures in reference to arrows and force otherwise they are meaningless
    Second problem is due to the timing of opening the hips vs when the heels contact the foot plates. Even when you say "this is position here is excellent" you are just not seeing that his heels are not planted and therefore cannot engage all the large leg and hip muscles.
    Lastly, he doesnt need to lay back further, he needs to use the stability he's creating through is posture and core tension to better pull with the arms. Definitely not about the chest here because the chest muscles push. Common mistake is not pulling the elbows and shoulder blades back with the hands, leading to a weak finish

    • @afterthesmash
      @afterthesmash Год назад

      I have no idea what you mean about the heels needing to be planted in order to engage large muscles. From my physics background, I would say it's the other way around: If the large muscles were fully activated, they would drive his heel onto the heel plate.

  • @marisasharma1411
    @marisasharma1411 4 года назад

    Love this video ;)

  • @thedefyingdefinition
    @thedefyingdefinition Год назад

    What program is used for the erg analysis?

  • @samandakonjengbam9052
    @samandakonjengbam9052 4 года назад

    Canoeing pesh sir

  • @kafka8886
    @kafka8886 4 года назад +2

    Push, don't pull.

  • @martenbreeuwer
    @martenbreeuwer 4 года назад

    Sorry I disliked it I couldnt even see a full stroke in motion. It was pauzed every stroke.

    • @flikwonda
      @flikwonda 4 года назад +5

      he plays it over a few times at the beginning i don't get what you are on about

    • @AramTraining
      @AramTraining  4 года назад +1

      Thank you ;)