You were probably thinking about how many athletes. You can row in 1x ( one man rowing with two oars ) , 2x (two men each with one oar ), 2 - (two men each with one oar ), 2+ (two men each with one oar and a cox ), 4x (four men each with a pair of oars), 4- (four men each with one oar), 4+ (four men each with one oar and a cox) and there's 8+(eight men each with one oar and a cox). But that's it ;)
=how many records have australia set in rowing?=
Yes, basketball players often use rowing machines as part of their training regimen. Rowing machines provide a low-impact workout that enhances cardiovascular endurance, strengthens the core, and improves overall muscle conditioning. This cross-training helps players maintain fitness while reducing the risk of injury associated with high-impact exercises. Additionally, rowing can aid in recovery and improve flexibility, which are essential for optimal performance on the court.
It depends on what you are rowing, how skilled you are and how fit you are.
Rowing boats used to be made out of wood. But due to our more advanced technology nowadays, many rowing boats are made of fiberglass.
Many catalogs or rowing magazines will contain reviews of individual rowing machines. Further, you could get a review of an individual rowing machine by going to your local gym and asking the proprietor or customers there what they think of the rowing machine used on site.
Depending on what are you doing on a rowing practice, but certanly A LOT!
Britain takes great pride in its rowing tradition. Rowers tart at a very young age in Britain, much like football players, soccer kids etc. in the states. It is just a sport of emphasis.
Many US Colleges and universities have varsity rowing. See related link for a current list.
It depends on what country you are talking about. The 2008 US Olympic rowing team had 45 members.
You dont play rowing you row(insert what you are rowing here)
47
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