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Monday, 27 July 2009 04:56

Read on to learn why Row2go is the best and most effective way to spend your workout-budget. 

Convenience

  • Available "on demand".
  • Exercise from the comfort of your home, any time.
  • Personal coaching via Skype available.
  • Very affordable.

Weight Loss

  • Rowing burns up to 50% more energy than other exercises.
  • Rowing exercises 84% of the body's muscle mass.
  • Rowing is gentle to your body: treadmill and ellipticals in comparison put heavy strain on the joints while only exercising certain muscle groups.

Beauty

  • Aerobic training makes for long muscles.
  • No "breaking" the muscles, no body building.
  • This results in nicely defined and well toned muscles, emphasizing that slim and sleek figure.

Fitness

  • Rowing as an aerobic sport improves your condition.
  • By working 84% of your muscles, rowing is a real time-saver.
  • A few additional exercises which can be done using the rowing machine work the rest of your muscles.

Rehabilitation

  • Ideal for heart patients because it is isokinetic, i.e. the resistance automatically adjusts to your effort.
  • Perfect for regaining your fitness and shape post-pregnancy.
  • Smooth movement, perfomed in a sitting position does not put shock load on your joints.

Cross-Training

  • Cyclists and runners train additional muscle groups and improve their over-all fitness.
  • Rowing as a full-body co-ordination exercise is perfect for swimmers.
  • Triathletes profit from all of the above, plus a great time-saving, and improve their general endurance.

For Rowers

  • Use Row2go to make your winter-training less boring.
  • Improve your technique with our personal coaching offers.
  • Get fitter following our workout sessions.

We also have a discussion about the most common concerns.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 23 September 2009 06:23
 
 
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