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2 November 2020

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Volume 1 · Issue 3

IMPROVING ROWING WITH PLYOMETRICS

Egan-Shuttler, J., Edmonds, R., Eddy, C., O’Neill, C., & Ives, S. (2017). The effect of concurrent plyometric training versus submaximal aerobic cycling on rowing economy, peak power, and performance in male high school rowers. Sports Medicine Open, 3(7), 1-10.

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By Joe DeLeo

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Plyometrics are a series of quick, explosive skills that form the bridge between strength and power/speed movements. Plyometrics condition the muscles and connective tissue to express greater amounts of power by improving rate of force development, elastic energy storage and transfer of force across the body (1,4,11). Do plyometrics provide a minimalist option to improve rowing performance?

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