yikes

You are comparing apples to oranges. A is far superior than B. Look at how hard B steerer has to work to keep the boat straight

That's too early on exit

Thank for sharing

Thanks for sharing 😀

How come they have their inside leg out rather than the outside leg?

It's easy to make fun of technique, because we all have been there. But boat B really needs some serious coaching. Start with ROTATION!!!

look like the girl on B it trying to kill the water than paddle it

bokep

Recovery?

when u said full blade, ur blade needs to be submerge even down lower, for what u did is still considered as shallow water. And ur rowing arm is too near to the blade. gotta move higher up in order to have a deeper catch

a twist of your body may help more

Whoever that is, she is a good teacher.

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she is most probably lunging into the front of the stroke to try get the same reach as her partner.

Both leg forwards...check! concrete theory...check! No negative angle...check! we use a side exit and entry though...not wrong just different! Auzzies did well at the worlds! GO PUFF! (Miami) thanks for the vid...loved it.

Where abouts in hanazono is strawberry fields?

Not looking bad at all! :) right stroke on boat B needs to work on sitting up; you can tire yourself very quickly like that and although you may think your getting a better reach by leaning all the way down, the stroke isn't as effective. That's where boat A are spot on :) Both boats just be careful that when you tire you still remember your form and technique, and don't end up scrambling at the water. Very well done :)

Qu Yuan, I'd agree with you entirely regarding where to hold the paddle. Much room for improvement. We do have a technical coach, who says exactly the same thing as you do, but what we really need is to listen to him more. Not our best performance, and we were 4 seconds better in the repercharge, so we know we can do better. And thanks for the critique, we appreciate that.

Study this vdo if U wanna improve. Have your coach and a more technical coach study it too. U can see that your blades aren't even fully immersed in the water (look at the other 2 'zoomer' boats on each side of yours.) If you only use 95% of the power face of the blade, you're already behind 5%! Choke up (bring lower grip hand a good inch / 3 cm upwards towards the T grip); at the same time dig the blade deeper til it's FULLY immersed 102%. This helps ONLY if blade is properly set to catch.

The recovery is way too s-l-o-w... should be half the time shown in this video

This is the BEST DB video I have seen :-) taken from the drummer's seat. I've been DB since the mid 1980s. (mid nineteen eighties) Way To Go!!!!!

Don't take this badly, but it wasn't a 'wave we couldn't punch through'. It's really obvious from thw VDO that your team's coach has not developed in you a very powerful stroke (catch). Entire right side of the boat visible to the viewers is paddling basically the same way (with some minor variations); all their strokes lack impulse power which is needed for these water conditions. Little use of core muscles compared to the teams who zoomed by you. Study this video. Get a technical coach.

Well, don't mess with the Seagods!

I think more people on the A team rotated to get a longer stroke.

Wow good point. Mike, was that safe? Should I have been strapped in? Oh hang on, I was strapped in. Must have been safe then, I suppose.

I know next to nothing about flying airships, but is this safe?

yup, just like skool those needing remedial work sit at the front of the class

Seagods looking good, but would be better if we all turned up for a bit more training! Front two of A boat are awesome!

i think their technique is similar but i think A was faster was because they were in sync seen more fit and better as a team also team A has better strokes

Ouch!!! A kicked B's ass!! They took no breaks I noticed... the quicker you finish the sooner you can take a break...