The CrewLAB Report
In this episode, four-time Olympic medallist Drew Ginn and renowned biomechanist Dr. Valery Kleshnev reflect on their time together at the Australian Institute of Sport in the mid-90s and trace how those early days of on-water telemetry helped reshape how we understand rowing technique. They dig into the tension between what athletes feel and what the numbers show, why most coaches still focus on the wrong thing, and how confidence and clarity are just as important as any metric. Along the way they cover catch factors, stroke length, the trampoline effect, the myth of constant boat speed, and why your rowing machine might be teaching you the wrong things.
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