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I'll explain to you why clinging feels good but isn't right.
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I'm Lars, your gletics coach and
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two-time Olympian, and we
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'll deal directly with the topic of
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how the arm position is in the rowing stroke
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and why the wrong
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type of arm position might feel good
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is not correct and the important thing
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is that we
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imagine the arm like a chain
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that it has three links, we have
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a link down here on the wrist then it is
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actually the elbow and then the
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third link is the shoulder or
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shoulder joint and if we now
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look at how we
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can hold our arms, i.e. I'll just let it
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fall, that would be a relax just
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like it should be if I
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roll forward, of course I could
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also stretch it out like that, that's
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just arm, perhaps It has a
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little more way down, but as
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everyone can see, I lift it
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up like this and my wrist is
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stiff, my elbow is stiff and the
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shoulder joint also has quite a lot of
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pressure on it, which means when I
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come in here via this way Then
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I won't be
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able to take the structure from the front, the grip, the pressure, the efficiency, like
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if I arrive rather loosely and then
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when the point comes that I pull the grip and
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then I tighten it but also
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more like that Shoulder and down here
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instead of me holding my arm really tight,
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I'm hanging on
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like if I'm hanging on the bar and
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hanging on it, so you can
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imagine that I'm hanging on here
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mainly over the shoulder area
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then the pressure I'm assuming that I
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really have tension here and
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can get the pull all the way to the back if you
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row now, for example, or have often
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seen rowers who then
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roll forward and then in the reversal movement in
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the front reversal movement where you
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take the pressure off If we
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know the other videos, for example, what the
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order should be when rowing, which
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is first from the front display the
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legs then the upper body then the arms
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and then always the ones at the front
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or on the ergo then
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everyone can ask themselves why that
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might be It's not really right at all and
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that's because I'm
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already taking away the pressure at the front, the pull and the
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path that I then have to the back, which I've
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lost, so I've
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already pulled on it here at the front, I'm
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cramped and I'm pulling the pressure into my shoulders here
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Shoulders and elbows and
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my forearms will definitely be
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tight, there should be a certain amount of looseness
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and if I always
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touch the front and grip properly then it will
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definitely be the case that I
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won't be able to take the pressure properly but I
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feel why Now maybe something
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wrong is right or in any case
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sometimes better or easier to
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get there than the correct rowing movement
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if we come here now
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and do the rowing stroke completely normally
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then everyone can see I'm coming to the front
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my arms are completely relaxed I'm coming
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and When the pressure comes,
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the pressure also comes on my shoulder area.
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I can start and pull back really well
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if I now change this
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part of what was the correct
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rowing technique as I showed you so
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that I come at the front and
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put the pressure in
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Wow, everyone can see how much cramp
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actually comes into the arms and when
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we stop at the back so that I'm
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already in motion and have
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hardly any more way to really
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accelerate here than if
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I'm hanging down behind the lever at the back
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and still the whole
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armpathy can drag on all the way to the back
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but why does it feel good or why does it
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feel right it feels
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right at first because I have a
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lot of pressure on it for my own feelings
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and that's also right come on get
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me the pressure on them Arms and
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then come over the legs. It
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just feels a little easier for our legs
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because I've
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already taken the pressure over my arms and
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my legs don't have quite as
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much pressure from the beginning, but
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you can do that too Let's see in the
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power curves when I get there
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and then
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put pressure on the front there is a high
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acceleration but towards the back there is also a
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certain drop that I
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can't hold properly because I'm missing my arms
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and when I get here and the
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acceleration is from the right one
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I basically hang behind here and
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can take my arms backwards.
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I have a constant acceleration
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without having to go down again
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because I simply use the pressure on my
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main muscles of the legs and the
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stable upper body and then hang my
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arms backwards If we
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now see this again in the normal
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rowing movement, then I'm hanging
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behind to get the pressure on my legs
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and can pull it through really stable to the
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back without
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missing a way over the middle because I've
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already clung to
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another point at the front What often
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happens when you're clinging to the front is
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that you're clinging a little bit, tearing your upper body open
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and here you can see it's
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rolling under a little bit, which means you're
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actually going into the
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other movement with the poof, you're actually losing the tension in your
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upper body and then you've got something like that
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slight reclining position just because you
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're clinging and then it's not just your
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arm that's missing, but
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also your upper body that's missing, so if
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we take a look here, there
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's always a little
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clinging. Your upper body opens
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up automatically and then I'm missing
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something else too upper body swing with
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the arm pull over the middle, so even
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if it feels right or
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feels good because I
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can get the pressure quickly, it's definitely the
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wrong way because I simply
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lack acceleration and also the blow away from the back, so it's better to try
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one at the front to have a hanging feeling, to get pressure on
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the shoulder area and to
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really have a movement that
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starts with the legs and then the
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upper body and the arms come in and
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not to pull the arms first and
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then the legs but to
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bring the leg connection from the front over a
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clean one upper body tension and then
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bring the upper body into the stroke and
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the more often he trains this and
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you can also train with the front pulls or with
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the pressure point which we have
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explained to you in other videos and then
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you come to the effective rowing stroke which
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I really advance and on
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Next level I'm Lars, your
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klettix coach and thank you for
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watching, ciao

Description:

Während die Spannung im Oberkörper wichtig beim Rudern ist, solltest Du bei den Armen etwas lockerer an die Sache herangehen. Viele Sportler benutzen einen "Klammergriff" auf dem Rudergerät und vergeuden dabei wichtige Energie oder bekommen Schmerzen im Handgelenk. Mit den Tipps von unserem Olympioniken Lars lernst Du, wie Du die Arme richtig einsetzt und so viel entspannter Rudern kannst. Das gezeigte Rudergerät ist das AUGLETICS Eight in der scharzen Aluminiumausführung (https://augletics.de//augletics-eight-style/ Zur Website von Augletics: https://augletics.de 🚣‍♂️ Zum Augletics Eight Style: https://augletics.de/augletics-eight-style/ Zu Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Zu Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser Du hast Fragen? Schreib uns einfach an [email protected]

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