of course they did exercise, manual labour working the farm along with rowing oars on ships and weapons training, you actually have to be strong to wear mail armour so just having that is an exercise for the body. Vikings were part farmers and raiders/traders and some of them became mercenaries.
Most of the "vikings" during the viking age where not vikings at all. They were farmers. A viking is not a nationality, but rather a profession that was undertook most commonly by the 2nd sons of chieftains and kings to make a name for themselves, inviting along their friends and hired soldiers to fill up the ranks.
caca flavor becouse vikings used goat poo to make pudding
No, they did not.
The Frankish policy of settling them and converting them to Christianity.
of course they did exercise, manual labour working the farm along with rowing oars on ships and weapons training, you actually have to be strong to wear mail armour so just having that is an exercise for the body. Vikings were part farmers and raiders/traders and some of them became mercenaries.
yes they were
Being able to row... You gain strong back and thigh muscles. Rowing is a great sport for all around fitness too.
Having a shallow draught, Viking longboats allowed for sailing or rowing up shallow rivers.
Most of the "vikings" during the viking age where not vikings at all. They were farmers. A viking is not a nationality, but rather a profession that was undertook most commonly by the 2nd sons of chieftains and kings to make a name for themselves, inviting along their friends and hired soldiers to fill up the ranks.
Making weapons dates back to prehistory. The vikings were making weapons before there were Vikings.
Vikings wives would take care of the farm and continue to make cloth with the sheep's wool
Wind power does not make you as tired as rowing does.
ships
You dont play rowing you row(insert what you are rowing here)
rowing
How did who become to like rowing?