Rowing power strokes.m2ts

Aussie 09 silver medal quad member Nick Hudson in a power stroke session @ Mosman Sydney
Note cord attached to resistance tube in water, and visual feedback ' fountain' on stern

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[nickgarratt1]

It's just a feedback mechanism so that the rower can see his acceleration instantly in the height of the water fountain, and after the catch, to see how quickly he can get the water back up the tube , and on the recovery to see how long he can maintain the height of the water as he moves to the catch. I use it occasionally in conjunction with NK speedcoach and the like, which give splits and metres per second- but the feedback on this is instantaneous with regards boat run and acceleration

[nickgarratt1]

It's a Sykes single, made in Geelong, Victoria- most of the Aussie team are using them in NZ next week

[jochemVDO]

amazone?

[horseylassx1]

I would love to row on water like that, rather than the shit I row on

[theSculler]

Very nice technique. Well done Aussies! ;^)

[dontneedanicknameheh]

what a leg drive!

[k2477456]

i wanna know what his split is i was top in my state and i felt awesome seeing a 1:29 in me speedcoach in my kachper single for the first 300



[pakman800]

Australian pictures....am I the only one, expecting a shark/crocodile attack any second?

[zaktakular]

what was used to make the spout? how was it attached ect?

Regards

Zak

[darkboy456]

Beutiful rowing :)

Whats up with the fountain at the back on the boat lol?