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Recovery – Too far body over |
| Mistake: | The trunk is rotated too far in the first part of the recovery. This may be corrected just before the catch by: Sliding under your shoulders. Also see: Finish. |
| Observe: | Trunk: Look at the angle of the trunk at the body over. |
| Cause: | Wrong mental image of the (ideal) stroke. |
| Conse- quence: |
Problems arise with the stroke because the leg slide is shortened, resulting in a shortened draw. There is a risk that the back will be overloaded. |
| Remedy: | Use the exercise Practice body over. |
| Feed- back: |
Tactile at the bottom of the trunk. So far body over that exactly at the catch the upper torso touches the legs. |

The effect of too much body over (red) compared to a good rowing (blue) teammate (www.rowanimation.nl).

Too far body over
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Recovery – Too little body over |
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Recovery – Sliding too early |
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Sliding under your shoulders
Finish
Practice body over
