Beautiful and fantastic idea Xeno! The only concern would be the riggers' attachment to the stretcher through these flimsy rivets. It looks like a recreational boat because ot this. Would be great with the proper riggers!
Hi! I have no problem rowing it with my fitness level. HOWEVER, current sub 6'/2K Olympians, I would suggest to put a wing rigger on it. For steady state rows, any beast can enjoy it :-) I hope all is great in Monaco!
Obviously you are a champion and expert. Please understand this question relates to technique and application for this type of rowing. I am about your height but lack your muscle mass and am about 11 years older. Please comment on the importance, if any, of keeping one's knees together during the stroke. When I first noticed some video of me doing this my knees were splayed and I was concerned as most videos I have seen show the knees together. In this video, I notice your knees are not kept together. Is this considered to be unorthodox? Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Hey I always wondered if the length of those oars actually make a difference on how fast you can go and how much effort you can have to put into as far as physical exertion
@@paulpayette5241 I haven't made a set of plans yet but you can see a scale model and materials list in the sketchup warehouse under "Sliding Rigger SUP." Total build cost should be around $350 not including oarlocks and rigger pins.
In Xeno's website you can see the rig: www.elite-rowing-coach.com/products/xenos-sup-sculling I like it very much but I think that it is an expensive pack (3000$). Maybe selling the "sculling system" alone (at a reasonable price or cheap price) he´ll sell it like cookies. I'll wait for a Decathlon's version...
Beautiful and fantastic idea Xeno! The only concern would be the riggers' attachment to the stretcher through these flimsy rivets. It looks like a recreational boat because ot this. Would be great with the proper riggers!
Hi! I have no problem rowing it with my fitness level. HOWEVER, current sub 6'/2K Olympians, I would suggest to put a wing rigger on it. For steady state rows, any beast can enjoy it :-) I hope all is great in Monaco!
rowermc At my full power, I do not bend the rigger.
Thanks Xeno! Good to hear that it would please both young and old beasts!
Obviously you are a champion and expert. Please understand this question relates to technique and application for this type of rowing. I am about your height but lack your muscle mass and am about 11 years older. Please comment on the importance, if any, of keeping one's knees together during the stroke. When I first noticed some video of me doing this my knees were splayed and I was concerned as most videos I have seen show the knees together. In this video, I notice your knees are not kept together. Is this considered to be unorthodox? Thank you for your patience and understanding.
J.M. Sewell hi when I was slimmer the knees were less apart 😉
Thanks. The link to this product doesn't seem to work. Is it still possible to purchase one?
Check out RowOnAir or Oarboard. Both are similar products. RowOnAir has a sliding seat and Oarboard is a sliding rigger.
Hey I always wondered if the length of those oars actually make a difference on how fast you can go and how much effort you can have to put into as far as physical exertion
Two thumbs Up!
Hallo! Wie heißt die Rowing-Unit? Kann man das in Deutschland bekommen? Vielen Dank! :-O
What's the name and make of this device?
Here: www.rowvirusboats.com/rowboard/index.html
What board/rigger are you using? Would you recommend it? Growing number of products, hard to to tell which are good. Thanks!
Betsy B it is a HH14 Needlenose
@@elite_online_rowing_coach Thanks! I was just looking at good reviews of that board. And what rowing rig are you using -- Oar Board? Alden?
Hi there
Where can I buy this rowing kit ?
Here you go boss:
www.rowvirusboats.com/rowboard/index.html
Any plans for how to DIY to build your sliding rower?
I have a 3D model concept for a sliding rigger that can be made with off the shelf materials.
@@bobjones8412 can we have access to these plans - looking do to a DIY - thanks
@@paulpayette5241 I haven't made a set of plans yet but you can see a scale model and materials list in the sketchup warehouse under "Sliding Rigger SUP." Total build cost should be around $350 not including oarlocks and rigger pins.
@@bobjones8412 Thanks, will have a look
I'd love to get some feedback from Xeno about using schedule 40 pvc for an outrigger. It seems pretty strong but may have some flex to it.
Please mention the rowing rig, looking at Oarboard but insanely over priced
In Xeno's website you can see the rig: www.elite-rowing-coach.com/products/xenos-sup-sculling
I like it very much but I think that it is an expensive pack (3000$). Maybe selling the "sculling system" alone (at a reasonable price or cheap price) he´ll sell it like cookies. I'll wait for a Decathlon's version...
Where can I find this sliding regars? Can I buy them online from anyplace around the world?
Khadija El Naquib www.rowvirusboats.com/discoverrowing/
Tell Urs Xeno sent you.
Where do you teach Xeno??
Hi
You can find me in Newport Beach, California and online eliterowingcoach.com
@@elite_online_rowing_coach thank you Xeno. I remember your Victory in Atlanta. I'm wondering if the Wt.. Sólo 14 is the righ boat Ford me.....
Can we bye it in Europe?
Check with website www.rowvirusboats.com/discoverrowing/
I piedi troppo in alto