Indoor Rowing: Perfection In Exercise
Author | : | |
Rating | : | 4.48 (590 Votes) |
Asin | : | 1452814155 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2013-07-18 |
Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Great information, abysmally written The clunky and sophomoric writing style, with numerous typos and grammatical errors, makes for hard going much of the time. Apparently this fellow actually attended a good college somewhere, which doesn't speak well for our higher-learning system. The author's enthusiasm for indoor rowing and his own hard-won expertise almost make up for the book's many shortcomings, but there's at least one other pretty darn good indoor rowing book, "Row Daily" by Dustin . Not really helpful. Formerly known as E195A Ugh, if you need persuading as to why indoor rowing is a great sport or why one would do this if one doesn't row on water, this book is for you. If you want one guy's best thinking on prepping for competition, this book is for you.Not helpful on technique, form, power, or speed. Not helpful on getting from being a newbie to considering competition.Annoying typos throughout.Other than for vanity publishing, I don't know who to recommend this book to.. "Friends don't let friends die young!" I think it would make a difference in reading this book review for you to know that I am 61 years old. In the past I have done my share of 10Ks, triathlons, and a 1,280 mile crossing of the US from Lake Erie to the Gulf on a bicycle. Nithus in right when he says that indoor rowing is "Perfection in Exercise." He has a lot of excellent information in this book for people that want to be healthier but want to minimize the risk of injury in one way or another
Central to the theme, rowing's unique compound movement, and non-weight bearing design are given strong analysis due to their impact on injury prevention, start-up ease, and sustainability. In INDOOR ROWING: Perfection In Exercise, Jay Nithus details indoor rowing as one of the most overlooked and beneficial exercises for body-fat reduction. Nithus even goes so far as to allow the reader a look into his own personal experiences not only with indoor rowing, but also on the water. A unique, unprecedented and oftentimes punchy look at Perfection In Exercise. Covered topics include rowing's superiority as a cardiovascular exercise, the role of strength endurance in exercise, the economics of indoor rowing, machine reviews, fitness regimens, competition strategies, adaptiv