Change gearing while rowing

Описание: Lets explore whether adjusting your hand position on the oar handle can effectively alter your gearing during a race. Start with your hands at the end of the handles and move them down towards the spoon to achieve heavier leverage once the boat has momentum. We break down the logic, the biomechanics, and the potential performance gains. Inspired by the Irish mens lightweight double of Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy, when looking at the way O'Donovan holds the handles elite athletes, and wondering if this could help you row with a shorter slide like Zeidler and the innovative approaches seen across top international crews. We question conventional thinking and examine whether dynamic gearing is possible and if so, could it offer tactical advantages during builds, mid-race pushes, and the sprint finish. Is this a breakthrough idea—or overthinking it? Watch, then join the discussion in the comments. Let’s challenge the norm together.

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2022 World Rowing Championships - Lightweight Men's Double Sculls - A-Final
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