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Training diary for recording training measures

Measuring your training programme

People doing 2k tests at British Rowing Indoor Championships

Pacing strategies for 2k indoor rowing tests

GB crews training

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Tapering: peaking for performance

Masters going off a 1k race start

Racing tactics: A physiological perspective on 1k races

Masters rowers in a quad

Why we go slower as we get older

A crew cooling down on the water in sunset

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Cooling down after rowing

Crew doing a 5k race

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Race Tactics: A physiological perspective on 5k racing

Man doing squat jump with bar

How rowers can use the squat jump to improve explosive power

young man on ergo

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Why rowing and exercise is good for your brain

Carrying boat off landing stage

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“Recovery begins the second you finish your final stroke”

drawing of hot rowers

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Beat the heat when rowing

Women's pair warming up

How to warm up for rowing

rowing race start

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Racing tactics: A physiological perspective on 2k races

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Active recovery: What, why and how

Sam Boylett-Long

Resistance Training Series #4: Training for power

Sam Boylett-Long

Resistance Training Series #3: Training for strength

Weights equipment

Sam Boylett-Long

Resistance Training Series #2: Training for hypertrophy (increased muscle mass)

Sam Boylett-Long

Resistance Training Series #1: Everything you want to know about resistance training

Woman swimming

Master your cross training

The warm up