Fitness, Walking and Travel Blog
Fitness, Walking and Travel Blog
Joel Naukkarinen rowed 100km in 6h 6min (1:49.8 split). Height / Weight: 1.87 m / 91 KgBirthday: March 30, 1993 KouvolaPlace of residence: KuopioStudying: Medicine at the University of Eastern Finland. Joel’s Motto: “Fitness motivation is measured in practice… Exercise can be, for example, “only” 4-6 hours a day, but the rest of the day
Finland’s Joel Naukkarinen Indoor Rowing World Record Read More »
“A good 2km stroke rate would be over 30, mine is around 32-33 and to be able to pull that stroke rate for 6-8 mins needs practice and training, not only physical but mental too…” read on. So you’ve entered the British Rowing Indoor Championships (BRIC) and now you’re pushing on with your 2km or 500m training.
Sarah Gibbs: High Rate Training Before British Rowing Indoor Championships (BRIC) Read More »
RVA Performance Training: Home of CrossFit RVA By Cassi Niemann, UCanRow1 Master Instructor PM = Performance Monitor Two very important parameters: split and stroke rate Split – how much work is being done. Stroke rate – the number of strokes per minute. Low stroke rate = 16 – 20 High stroke rate = 28+
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Jeremy Ethier One thing Jeremy is asked a lot is “how to do more pull ups” or “how to do pull ups if you can’t” in the first place. Although Jeremy attributes a lot of his back growth (width and depth) to weighted pull ups, getting to the point where you can start
Struggling with Pull Ups? Strengthen These! Read More »
It’s been said that human beings are creatures of habit, always following a predictable ebb and flow in life. Whether it’s watching the same television shows on a weekly basis, eating at the same restaurants or putting the left sock on before the right, we generally don’t like to stray too far from business as
The One Best Exercise You're Not Doing Read More »
On this video BJ Gaddour demonstrates 52 Mountain Climber variations: Slow Tempo, Continuous Tempo, Speed Switch Tempo, Running, Plank, Uneven Plank, Side Plank, Back Plank, Spider, Plyo Spider, Low Over Jumping, Jumping, Slalom, Low Spider Switches, Jumping Sumo, Cross-Body, Grasshopper, Twisting, Diagonal, Side-to-Side, Semi-Circle, Pushup, Hand-to-Knee, Pushup Row Isometric, Wide-Grip, Close-Grip, Staggered-Grip, Uneven Grip, Archer,
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Mountain climbers are a great total body exercise… and you are gonna alternate legs. The faster you go the more that heart rate is gonna come up. Again keeping the arms over or the shoulder over your wrist is were key to being able to maintain the plank. So you are looking not for your
How to do a Mountain Climber | Boot Camp Workout Read More »
Push-ups are everywhere — high school gym classes, the military, gym, studios and dojos or even used as a form of punishment. With good reason: Push-ups are tough. While people at gyms spend lots of time on benches and other fancy equipment, push-ups may be an even more effective way to get you stronger, faster.
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1/16 Go for It: Pilates It’s a low-impact workout that focuses on your core — your hips, back, and abs. It uses your own body as resistance and taps into the mind-body connection. Pilates builds strength, makes you more flexible, and helps your joints move the way they should. 2/16 Use Caution: CrossFit This exercise
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