Concept2 Australia
Import Export in Greater Geelong

In 1981, Dick and Pete created the Concept2 Indoor Rower, which swiftly became the bestselling rowing machine in the world. We've grown since those hasty days and our product line now includes oars, the indoor rower and the skier. Though we’re much larger, we continue dedicated to our philosophy of providing the most innovative products and programmed to our customers. By selling direct, Concept2 eliminates the middleman so that we can yield our customers with the superior value. Rowing is our reason for being, and every machine and oar we bear comes from a background of over thirty five years of excellence. Our primary goal is to encourage and encourage the growth of rowing, both indoors and outdoors. We believe that rowing is a lifelong activity, close to all.

Record, track and compare your times with athletes around the world. Use the tips and resources in this section to make the maximum of your indoor rower. Before your beginning workout, take the time to watch our technique videos. Learning correct technique from the start will aid you row better and faster in the lengthy run. Each day we donate three workouts to assist you stay on track with your training. You can also use the logbook to check your progress in our Distance Award Clubs and take segment in the various challenges we present throughout the year. The sport of indoor rowing was created in 1981 when Concept2 developed its first rowing machine and, within a year, the beginning race had taken place. We have race videos available to watch, as healthy as stuffed results and race replays. The grip options available to you depend on the shaft and regulate you choose. Our composite handle is the lightest regulate we offer. The stationary composite control is meant to be rowed with a grip, but we offer this option for people who plan to use their own or another manufacturer’s grips on their sculls. The bare core The fixed composite handle is meant to be rowed with a grip, but we present this option for people who plan to use their own or another manufacturer's grips on their oars. It's a great training tool for adaptive athletes, too! Learning accurate technique from the begin will help you ski better and faster in the lengthy run. Used this way, the skier provides a tall quality workout option for those recovering from leg or foot injuries. Use the regulate strap and retain as you would use a Nordic ski pole. Sometimes this can malicious that you’ve been doing too much for too long and without making safe to get sufficient recovery time. However, the Force Curve can be a advantageous tool to assist you work on your rowing technique indoors. Fair as the indoor rower is used by many people who don't row on the water, the skier is not impartial for skiers. It’s a vast option for anyone wants an aerobic exercise that uses the arms and core and can be done with or without the legs. When the legs are used, it’s a packed body exercise. We will, of course, continue to maintain static indoor rower records. We suggest at least ten minutes of effortless rowing or skiing, with some harder 10 or 15 stroke bursts toward the end. Improving leg drive and timing will result in improved times on workouts.