Rowing's Quiet Full-Body Demand
At the catch, the handle stalls as the blade squares, then the hull answers with a clean slide across the water. Looks can mislead. What appears to be arm work begins in the legs and sends force through the trunk before the hands complete the stroke, repeating a demanding chain of movement with little impact at the feet.Rowing is no easy bargain. During the drive, hip extension recruits gluteal an...More
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