HOW TO ROW AN EIGHT
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- A few different request to talk about eight rowing specifically so today we approach it a little differently. A little more of a commentary video, let me know what you think in the comments below.
I really believe that an eights speed is generated mostly from the catch and a predominantly leg driven stroke. There are many different techniques out there and certainly many ways to skin a cat so I'd recommend experimenting with your boat to see what works best!
On the flip side, other people believe that an eight can be rowed from the back end. I do think this can be a good place to sync up but I think that is all it is, a place to be in sync. That is what is most important in bigger boats. The rowing can be all over the place but if all the athletes are doing the same think, this can vmcrwate huge speed gains!
Hope you enjoy!
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Dude this footage is insane! Gorgeous points of views and mutiple pov's as well. It's really awesome to analyze how the pro's are rowing and I can really look at the technique.
Sweet new format for the video
Just wonderful. I'm really enjoying your mixture of authentic vlogs and nice rowing clips in between. Please never stop vlogging👍😁
Nice little vid. What comes across - beyond what you talk about - is how you have understood various complexities of boat moving but are able to distill them down to the basics for a nice concise description on what you’re getting at, without complicating it with extraneous information. Good stuff 👍
I’m a fan of catch timing and agree, get the suspension straight away in an eight and suddenly it feels ridiculously light and easy.
Much appreciated Hamish! #yamsquad
Great technique, learned a lot watching the rowers in this video, don't stop these videos Cam!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm a small time SA kid and I recently hit sub 7 thanks to you. Keep working hard and hope 2020 goes well
Well done Hunter! #yamsquad
I like the format, IE you and or the lads talking to camera whilst walking, and the technical info. I'd be interested to know how many of your subscribers/viewers are real rowers contra how many are "ergers" like myself. If I Was at home in the UK I think it'd be fun to try actual rowing, but there's a huge threshold to overcome between being a "skinnyerger" and actually sitting in a boat with anyone else, never mind 7 others.
Really liked today’s format.
Thanks for putting this video up in time for Lent Bumps!
I'm covering for a rower in an 8+ tomorrow at a competition in Banyoles,where this video was shot 😀 It will be my very first experience with sweep rowing,so this video has been extremely helpful. Thanks,see you around!!
Enjoy!
Walking and talking to camera very smooth; nice technical focus in the boat; and of course a shout out to the 3 seat - the ejector seat!
Nice work Cam!
The technical video is exactly what Aussie rowers need!
The view looking down the boat from your head was terrific. Any chance of mounting one on (or behind) the cox for a view up the boat also ?
Keep the explanations and demos coming!
Cheers, tony i
Perhaps one day! We will see!
Love the technical vid Cam! Definitely would like to see more like it 👍
Re: reason being together/ apart at different parts of the stroke, what would you say is the typical cause of the separation? Is it solely different stroke lengths? I.e us tall chaps (I myself am 6ft8) vs others that are say 6ft?
He made a video about rowing with people that are different to you quite recently.
Loved the footage and the commentary Thankyou ... rowing an eight is awesome
Nice video. I like the different angles and your commentary. Pair rowing video of a similar nature? Maybe I missed it.
This is the first video I have done like this! A pair one is a good idea!
Nice video Cameron👌💥. Really enjoyed it
Fantastic, really informative and interesting Cam 👍🏼
Great advice!
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Excellent - I'm really interested in the technical aspects of rowing at international level
Really enjoyed it!
Nice vid cam
Wow beautiful rowing, I'm used to being in a novice 8 and I want that control 😭
Takes practice
takes time and focus! learning in a boat along with other novices can make it very hard to distinguish your genuine mistakes versus mistakes forced on you by the boat. you really have to grow alongside the crew.
Isso é muito relaxante de assistir.
Hi Cam, I would like a video talking about how to improve in the erg. I'm 15 years old and in 20 minutes sesión I work in a 2:04. And Great video!
I wrote it bad?
Alot of my videos talk about improving on the erg!
Great work!
Great video format and content! Some coaches argue that the arm thats closer to the rigger should be extended and not bent, what’s your take on that?
Keep up the good work and cheers from Portugal!
That's a whole 'mother video!! I am actually currently experimenting with less bend in the arm!
Thanks for sharing the video and appreciated watching y'alls technique. Y'all definitely compress more than I do at the catch and tend to have more body over at the catch; whereas y'all are more upright. Nice smooth rowing.
Was curious; what is that wire running to the oarlocks?
Thanks Eric! The wires are for boat telemetry, allowing us to have stats for each individual!
Cameron Buchan ah that’s pretty sweet. Never knew that existed.
Hey Cameron, great video. I'm stroke seat of an Australian schoolgirl 8. I'm having a lot of difficulty with feeling people rush me during the recovery. I am trying to create a good ratio and stay on rate, but it's hard with everyone doing their own thing. We are also placing at different times meaning our catches are all out of whack- and I agree with you, I think that is the most important part of the stroke. Any advice?
I think the best thing for your boat, it sounds like, is to sync up a bit more. I recommend talking to your coach for sure!
Your seven person should control this for you and give you time
At lower rating, the slight pause at the finish was very noticeable, particularly with the forward-looking shots. It disappears in the speed pieces. But that pause is very helpful for acquiring timing in big boats.
cool!!!!
i am japanese rower.
thankssss!!.!!!!!!
Hi Cam thanks for this interesting video! I wonder what kind of instrumentation do you have attached to the gates? are you measuring force and angle of strokes?
Thanks!! Best
Hey mate, great video! In the paddling you guys are pausing at the finish - a controversial move as far as I’m aware. Everyone has an opinion on pausing, what’s your’s?
I wouldn't say we are pausing at the finish really. The backs may stay still but generally the blades are moving consistently. I think its whatever makes the boat go faster, pause or none!
Cameron Buchan clearly a short pause at the finish there
Cam do you have any opinions on where to put the inside hand on the grip? Is it advantageous to have it closer or farther away from your outside/pulling hand???
Some people argue where to put your hands but I think it is down to personal preference!
How fast do these go on average?
Can really vary on conditions but for steady paddling around 1:40ish/500m
Great
Can you bless our 8 as we endeavour as j15s to beat the j16s tomorrow. We ask that you place your blessings upon us so that we may be victorious in these dark times.
Unfortunately did not get to the blessing in time? How did the mission go?
@@CameronBuchan unfortunately not as we would have liked with some steering difficulties
Listen to me son Jim??? You got clapped don’t lie
Do you prefer 2 x or 2-
I am not so good at sculling so I would say 2-!
Banyoles!
"3 seat, where the most brains are required"
How to eight.
Take a stroke at full power
Take 200+ more strokes
Don't screw up, even slightly
Well done, you rowed in the eight