Rowley Douglas MBE. Rowley won a silver medal at the 1999 World Championships as coxswain to the British eight. It was his senior international debut and if ever the importance of the cox in eights racing needed proving...
 
Physiology


Born free, but everywhere in training

The purpose of this series is to examine the use of different intensities for optimal physiological adaptation. The most commonly asked questions relating to training intensity pertain to the `how do I know I am training at the correct level,' or 'what type of training will produce the best results.'

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In the Heart Rate Zone

In Steve's last article he examined the effects of lower steady state training (UT2), the benefits of which come in the form of changes within the working muscle, enabling an efficient use of consumed oxygen.

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At the threshold of something new?

In Steve's last article he examined the effects of lower steady state training (UT2), the benefits of which come in the form of changes within the working muscle, enabling an efficient use of consumed oxygen.

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Features

Kieran West, MBEKieran West, MBE
Tuesday, 08 August 2006||
 Kieran West, MBE. Kieran came back from the Olympic Games in Sydney as Oly...
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Richard WearneRichard Wearne
Tuesday, 08 August 2006||
Richard Wearne. Under the direction of Harald Jahrling, a former East German an...
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Steve Trapmore MBESteve Trapmore MBE
Tuesday, 08 August 2006||
Steve Trapmore MBE. Steve started rowing ah his local club in Walton-on-Thames....
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Dr. Chris ShambrookDr. Chris Shambrook
Tuesday, 08 August 2006||
Dr. Chris Shambrook. Chris has provided consultancy services to Olympic and Pro...
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Bill MasonBill Mason
Tuesday, 08 August 2006||
Bill Mason. Never short of something to say and definitely not backward in comin...
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