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Nicomekl Rowing
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24.08.11 Catches Are Tough, But Worth It (Three Cheers for Hannes Obreno!)
What I look for and think about when coaching catches. Catches are a very hard thing to master but the payoff in stroke length and, therefore, power in the water is absolutely worth the effort.
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24.07.31 Hand heights at the catch (featuring Emma Twigg)
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What I believe has held back Emma Twigg from attaining her full potential at elite events.
24.07.29 I got copyrighted, what a load of crapola.
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Someone has copyright claims against my videos providing commentary and technical analysis of the olympic rowing. This just adds fuel to the fire for me boycotting these Satanic games. It is clear fair use, but they feel that since it is their video, then fair use laws do not apply I guess.
24.07.29 Men's 2- Repechage 1
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My live and unscripted comments on the preliminary rowing races at the 2024 Olympics
24.07.27 Henley Royal Regatta Day 2 Thoughts Part 2
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My unscripted off-the-cuff thoughts on the races and technique at Henley Royal Regatta 2024
24.07.03 Henley Royal Regatta Day 1 Thoughts Part 10
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My unscripted and off-the-cuff thoughts on the races and technique at Henley Royal Regatta 2024
24.07.03 Henley Royal Regatta Day 1 Thoughts Part 9
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My unscripted off-the-cuff thoughts on the races and technique from Henley Royal Regatta 2024
24.07.03 Henley Royal Regatta Day 1 Thoughts Part 8
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My unscripted and off-the-cuff thoughts on the races and technique of races at the Henley Royal Regatta 2024
24.07.03 Henley Royal Regatta Day 1 Thoughts Part 7
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My unscripted and off-the-cuff remarks on the racing and technique from Henley Royal Regatta 2024.
24.07.03 Henley Royal Regatta Day 1 Thoughts Part 6
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My unscripted off-the-cuff remarks on technique and the races at Henley Royal Regatta 2024.
24.07.03 Henley Royal Regatta Day 1 Thoughts Part 5
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My unscripted and off-the-cuff comments on the races and the technique at Henley Royal Regatta 2024
24.07.03 Henley Royal Regatta Day 1 Thoughts Part 4
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My unscripted thoughts on the racing at Henley Royal Regatta.
24.07.03 Henley Royal Regatta Day 1 Thoughts Part 3
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My unscripted and off-the-cuff thoughts and technical analysis of day 1 races at Henley Royal Regatta
24.07.03 Henley Royal Regatta Day 1 Thoughts Part 2
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My unscripted and off-the-cuff thoughts on the racing at 2024 Henley Royal Regatta.
24.07.03 Henley Royal Regatta Day 1 Thoughts Part 1
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My thoughts on the Henley Royal Regatta race as they happen.
06.30.24 Why Damir Martin Missed Olympic Gold
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06.30.24 Why Damir Martin Missed Olympic Gold
06.22.24 Good Rowing is Good Rowing: Compression
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06.22.24 Good Rowing is Good Rowing: Compression
06.15.24 Good Rowing is Good Rowing: Starts and Layback
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06.15.24 Good Rowing is Good Rowing: Starts and Layback
06.09.24 Golden Triangle for Power Application
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06.09.24 Golden Triangle for Power Application
Great info! Thank you! Recently I was watching a video by Edge rowing and Jack was saying that when blades enter the water there is a little pocket of air in front of the air which should disappear before pressure is applied by them. I found this a bit weird and in any case I never heard of this. Have you any idea about this? I ask because of course Obreno would then look like not following this idea and his technique looks pitch perfect in this race especially!
Poor Martine
Twigg went well when her rigs were built for the first instance of the stroke. Asymmetric Blades can be seen hopping prior to catching the water... Consequences continue...... .
In summary, Damir Martin lost because his boat didn't 'surge' on the recovery during the last stroke. This was because by then he was rowing virtually at backstops (and looking across, first for the finish line, then at Drysdale). If he had taken a full stroke ( like Mahe Drysdale) his boat would have accelerated on the first third of the recovery... and he'd have won.
But when we look at the Paris Olympics the stroke rate is higher than ever.
Another excellent analysis. If someone disagrees with you it only indicates their lack of understanding of what a rower needs to do inside and outside the boat to make it go fast and unimpeded.
This is the second video analysis I've watched from Nico. The first was the finish of the Mens 2016 Olympic single final. My conclusion is that he is a very astute observer and is brave, albeit with humility, to point out mistakes ever the fastest scullers make. Some would say that "It only matters who wins" but that misses the point. Sculling is also an art and the best are not only fast but also artful. Please, please, please keep these videos coming and thank you very much!
Thanks for the kind comment! I wil be trying to get the vids out as much as possible. Alas my work and life schedule can be somewhat erratic but I will do my best! :)
na the force curves are supposed to be different in pairs right like stroke wants to hit the catch hard and bow is supposed to have his curve bugger in the finish?
I am a big proponent of having rowers in a pair (or any boat for that matter) match their strokes. The more I can have a crew, mine or one I coach, have unified or, in the case of a pair, exactly opposing/complimentary forces the better. I do not like having a boat that is "pushed" one way at one point, and another direction at another point. However, there is the issue of "bow pry" insomuch as bow seat will have a leveraged advantage since their oar is closer to the bow and they will then have a greater propensity to turn the boat due to greater leverage. I would simply try to counter that by having the "stronger" rower in stroke seat rather than have the rowers try to differentiate their force curves. That is just me though and, as I say, everyone is allowed their opinion and to row, or coach how they see fit. That is just my opinion, but if I believed something else was correct, I would have a different opinion. :) Appreciate the comment!
you have no idea what you are talking about lol!
Yeah I just pick words randomly out of a hat and put them together.
So basically if Damin Martin didn't shorten his stroke and tried to have the same long compression stroke and did the same long strong stokes all the way to the finish he would've won.
Yep.
That might be the dumbest take I’ve ever seen in rowing
@@zpqkids I'm already loving this argument. Go on!
What is your drone setup?
Alas, it is not my setup. This was footage sent to me by a person I coached and was done by someone they know. Sorry I could not be more helpful :(
Hello, where can I get in contact with you at?
Love the analysis, looking forward to when you get to my club
I am looking forward to it too! I have no idea what club/event that is, but I love watching these races, so I am eager to see all the crews in action! Which crew/event are you?
@@nicomeklrowing5935 Please check out my boat (Vesta B) in the Thames Challenge Cup on day 2 at 3:19:35 in the live stream. We got beat pretty bad because we raced Thames A but I'd love to hear your thoughts on my stroke - I sit in stroke seat
Very astute observations at minute 43:26, big fan
Miss you Derek
Hey Mark, great to hear from you! I miss you guys down there as well. I hope that all is well. Hope you are getting on the water a bunch and showing your stuff! I absolutely miss my time ion the water with everyone.
@@nicomeklrowing5935 been away for a while but back now and we're just out at the river this past week. Thanks for putting these analyses up. I watched some of Henley live and am enjoying reviewing it via your videos. Informative stuff!
@@brotherhutch Don't spoil the races for me (haha)! I am watching it as I do the commentaries so it will take me a while but I will get through them eventually :)
Love it! Thank you 🙏
Hi, Derek! Greetings from the Slough! Gosh, your comments are so much more insightful than anything the official commentators offer. I really miss your video clips of my own rowing (other end of the talent spectrum from these guys! 🤣). I hope you and the fam are well!
Hi Heather! Great to hear from you :) I try my best to give decent commentary and insight into how I see these crews even though I know my production values are not the greatest. I need to work on those video making skills haha. You do fine out there, don;t sell yourself short; and remember, the ultimate goal is to get out there and have fun!!
Hi Derek! Nice video analysis.
Hey there Richard! Glad to hear from you, I hope all is well. Say hi to everyone for me :)
This is excellent analysis. Thank you for this, I learned so much.
This is a great breakdown of the power in a stroke -- thorough but simple and well explained. I'm going to be working with some novice crews in the fall and I'm definitely going to be showing them this video
Nice😎
I like the hands separating and the arms hanging through the drive.
It looks like we’ve actually learnt something!
You've learned a lot and are looking great out there! Way to go!
great!
wonderful
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Jesus loves u guys.
Thanks, Derek! These vids are helpful. :) (Heather)
First!
I don't know I love the water I love rowing a drift boat or drifting down the Rapids why does it seem more like a workout or sex
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Oh man..smooth as silk!! Dang I have a long way to go!
Ah man, I want to row that perfect one day :(
A graceful entry into the New Year!