Most people presume that rowing
mostly involves upper-body strength, but actually it all about the legs. In a
rowing exercise, the legs and hips do maximum work for creating required power.
In fact, the movement is quite similar to the immense power required in
weightlifting. One starts driving with the legs, engages the muscles in the
back and follows through with the arms. Here are few conditioning sessions that
are recommended for excellent results.
HIIT Sprints
Improve your inner strength and
explosive power in just 20 minutes by trying this workout. This will even help
you burn roughly 300 calories and will even keep the stroke rate between 26 and
32. This way you may even have a control on how fast your legs are moving. This
workout is a perfect combination of sprints, squats and push-ups along with high-intensity intervals.
Pyramid Power
This intermediate workout improves endurance and consistency with
the rowing. One may even look at watts by changing the units to “time per 500
meters” on the display. This is believed to burn approximately 450 calories. This
workout involves the exact same time of rowing as the rest i.e. 1 min row and 1
min rest, 2 min row and 2 min rest, and so on.
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