
Functional Strength is your ability to carry out the tasks of "everyday life". As rowers, these tasks include lifting a boat off a high rack, twisting to rotate in the sweep rowing movement as well as off-water activities.
Most masters' rowing injuries occur off the water - loading the washing machine or missing your footing in the garden or shower.
If you think "those are preventable injuries" - you're right. And David Frost is the man to show us how to prevent injury, maintain our body function and continue to row as we age past 60.
If you have hit 60 or are close to moving into the F racing category you will already have noticed how your body has changed; how it's stiffer in the morning, it's less good at doing simple movements which used to come easily and maybe you've also suffered an injury in the past years which has kept you off the water longer than you wanted.
David Frost is a masters rower, an author, and a functional strength training specialist - he says
"Our "whole body" sport mandates the "self-care" of all major body joints and connective tissues for better performance and injury prevention."
After watching David's webinar you will
David will demonstrate HOW to do the exercises and share his personal journey in rowing and life - which will likely mirror your own.
Take a fresh look at functional strength training - it's part of our strategy for aging well and keeping us in the boat, not on the bank!
Functional strengths are those that help your activities of daily life (ADLs). Our “whole body” sport mandates the “self care” of all major body joints and connective tissues for better performance and injury prevention. The webinar considers sthenic strengths and four DEEP strength parameters - dynamic, endured, explosive, and peak via these 10 lenses:
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