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Thirty years in the sport, from High Performance Manager with Australian Rowing to organising Olympic and World Rowing Championship events. Matt has seen rowing from both sides — the performance end and the operation that puts the racing on.
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Pete King and Dick Smith from Oxford on why and how they use power meters, which brand they chose, and — most interestingly — how they use the data to decide seating in the coxless four and to find each rower’s strengths and gaps.
Both were in the Wallingford coxed four that won the masters title …
A solo episode on exactly what I monitor through a season to manage performance, and why. If you’re trying to work out which training metrics and devices are worth your attention and which are noise, start here.
An exclusive conversation with Vincent Gaillard, Executive Director of World Rowing, about where the sport is heading.
What we cover:
The 15-year plan to change rowing’s reach, image and revenues
Expansion into coastal and indoor rowing
Driving awareness and audience engagement
What comes…
The first in the Power Meter Series. Greg Benning started rowing at the University of Pennsylvania in 1980 and hasn’t stopped since — over 20 Head of the Charles wins and nine Silver Skiff International Time Trial titles.
We go through how he uses a power meter to set the boat up, judge the effect…
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