Rowing machine is considered as a tool to provide benefit of exercise
to full body. It has been termed as a machine fit for work out of total
body. Rowing has been considered as a very useful exercise for the
limbs it can be done by rowing in the water. Mostly, rowing exercise is
done on an indoor rowing machine. Rowing when done on machine helps in
exercising muscles that extend and support the legs.
Rowing can also be done outdoors on land with a row bike. Some row
bike manufacturers sell stationary bike stands that permit indoor use.
Many exercises include the same moments as done in rowing exercise but
the exercise done on the rowing machine is more fruitful and more
beneficial. An effective off-season training program combines both erg
pieces and weight-assisted movements similar to rowing, with an emphasis
on improving endurance under high tension rather than maximum strength.
Rowing exercise is considered as a strength training or strength
building up exercise. Indoor rowing is regarded as one of the most
challenging form of exercise as it works for all major muscular areas of
the body, as well as excellent cardiovascular exercise. Ergometer
rowing entails both high levels of aerobic and anaerobic metabolism, so
the benefits can be great, but this comes with some risk of injury. The
most common kind of injury that is seen in knees and the connective
tissues by the rowing exercise.
Proper technique is a necessity for staying injury free, with a focus
on both mechanics and breathing, as correct rhythm, exhaling on the
drive and inhaling on the recovery, is a stabilizing force for the upper
body. Good technique requires that the angle of the upper body is never
too far forward, nor too far back, both of which jeopardize the lower
back. In addition to the high levels of fitness attained, rowing is an
intense calorie-burning exercise. Although rowers with less ability and
training will burn fewer calories, the ergometer is an excellent tool
for use in a weight-loss program.
Damian@FitnHealthy
Damian@FitnHealthy
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