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Rhythm |
The rhythm in a rowing boat is everything that distinguishes the stroke from a (windshield)
Wiper stroke. Thus:
Finish and initial away: After the finish, a modern initial away; see the drill
Trunk throwing.
Recovery: Slide evenly and quickly and no
Apple pie with whipped cream syndrome.
Draw: Then a fierce leg push; see the drill
Practice pressure build-up.- And finally, an accelerated draw and no
Pressureless end draw.

The rhythm of the rowing stroke
Related faults and drills
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Wiper stroke |
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Apple pie with whipped cream syndrome |
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Lack of cadence |
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Trunk throwing |
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Stroke rate |
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Checking the course |
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