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Concept2-Sailing Rowing Guide.indd - Fletcher Sport Science

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Section 3 Getting Started<br />

3.3 Technique continued<br />

The Finish<br />

Lean back slightly, legs flat,<br />

handle drawn to the body.<br />

Forearms horizontal. You are<br />

now ready to take the next<br />

stroke. The full stroke cycle<br />

is pictorially displayed on<br />

the opposite page.<br />

The body stops<br />

levering back<br />

The arms draw the handle<br />

past the knees and then<br />

strongly to the body, returning<br />

to the Finish position. Legs<br />

flat, forearms horizontal.<br />

14 / Concept 2 Indoor <strong>Rowing</strong> <strong>Sailing</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Concept 2 Indoor <strong>Rowing</strong> <strong>Sailing</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> / 15<br />

The Recovery<br />

Half Slide Continue sliding forward<br />

maintaining arm and body position.<br />

Quarter Slide AFTER the arms have fully<br />

extended and the body has rocked<br />

forward, slide forward maintaining arm<br />

and body position. Hands, Body then Slide.<br />

Body rocks forward The arms are relaxed<br />

and extend fully. The body rocks forward<br />

from the hips.<br />

Arms extend forward<br />

The Finish Lean back slightly, legs flat,<br />

handle drawn to the body.<br />

The Stroke Cycle In Detail<br />

Three Quarter Slide Continue sliding<br />

forward maintaining arm and body<br />

position.<br />

Holding the back in position draw the<br />

handle into the chest.<br />

The Drive<br />

Full Slide - the begnning Shins vertical<br />

with body pressed up to the legs. The<br />

arms are straight and relaxed. The<br />

position should feel comfortable.<br />

Start of the Drive The legs push down<br />

and the body begins to lever back.<br />

The Drive Continued The legs continue<br />

to push as the body levers back. The<br />

arms remain straight.<br />

The Drive Continued The legs continue<br />

to push as the body levers back. The<br />

arms remain straight.<br />

The body stops levering back. The arms<br />

draw the handle to the body as the<br />

handle is drawn past the knees.

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