Nice time, McPie! Do you maintain a steady 'stroke per minute'? The lower the spm, the more you can focus on having the power coming from your legs (and slowing down that slide back). We were told to keep our spm around 26-28 for long rows. I think I also have a pyramid row workout that ramps up your 500m's by strokes I can dig out if you'd like.
Oh, and when you do your 100 push and sit ups do you finish 100 of one exercise before moving to the next or can you alternate? I'm in for those...
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Nice time, McPie! Do you maintain a steady 'stroke per minute'? The lower the spm, the more you can focus on having the power coming from your legs (and slowing down that slide back). We were told to keep our spm around 26-28 for long rows. I think I also have a pyramid row workout that ramps up your 500m's by strokes I can dig out if you'd like.
Oh, and when you do your 100 push and sit ups do you finish 100 of one exercise before moving to the next or can you alternate? I'm in for those...
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