Showing posts with label Snap shots coaching rowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snap shots coaching rowers. Show all posts

Jul 9, 2012

Single sculling on a summer day with aspirations to international success.

[caption id="attachment_863" align="alignleft" width="967"] Sculling on a summer day.[/caption]

Today, I virtually traveled from Ontario, Canada to Pennsylvania, and back to Canada, British Columbia. Making scullers faster one coaching session at a time.
I picked this screenshot, to prove that getting your stroke analysis is a dynamic experience!
Xeno

Coaching Rowing Indoors and Outdoors

I enjoy posting shots of rowers from around the world.
[caption id="attachment_859" align="alignleft" width="761"] Improving on rower at a time :-) [/caption]
I am the most cost effective way for rowers to improve their rowing skill.

Jul 7, 2012

Using a static point to film rowing technique works very well.

Hello Rowers,
In this screenshot you can see how handy a static camera point is to record a sculler's technique. With slow motion analysis a very small number of strokes are needed to pinpoint the technical level of a rower and give constructive advice and recommend which technical drills will improve power application and boat glide the most.
Xeno


From the sculler above:

"At first you are skeptical about being coached through video, but the fact that Xeno is there analyzing the video with you makes it seem like you were in the same room. His precision and attention to detail is incredible and has already helped me a lot. I can listen to the comments and watch what he wants me to do since I can see him, and then go out on the water or the erg and directly apply it just like a pre workout talk. And the fact that he is willing to put in the time to make you a faster oarsman is critical in this situation and you start caring about your sculling with more attention."

I love my job,
Xeno

Jul 5, 2012

Rowing on a lovely lake in Massachusetts and coaching via the internet.

[caption id="attachment_787" align="alignnone" width="1150"] Xeno Müller coaching sculler on lovely lake in Massachusetts.[/caption]

I truly enjoy coaching scullers from all parts of the world.  The above picture was taken as a screenshot of the stroke analysis that I provide.  Our sculler used two back stays mounted on the oarlocks.  On one end, he installed the GOPRO camera.  The distance is perfect, because it gives me a full view of the entire stroke.  I can monitor the blade work on the opposite side.  Scullers chose my coaching services between a one time stroke analysis, 30 days of coaching, or a full 3 months of teamwork. Xeno.

 
Showing posts with label Snap shots coaching rowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snap shots coaching rowers. Show all posts

Jul 9, 2012

Single sculling on a summer day with aspirations to international success.

[caption id="attachment_863" align="alignleft" width="967"] Sculling on a summer day.[/caption]

Today, I virtually traveled from Ontario, Canada to Pennsylvania, and back to Canada, British Columbia. Making scullers faster one coaching session at a time.
I picked this screenshot, to prove that getting your stroke analysis is a dynamic experience!
Xeno

Coaching Rowing Indoors and Outdoors

I enjoy posting shots of rowers from around the world.
[caption id="attachment_859" align="alignleft" width="761"] Improving on rower at a time :-) [/caption]
I am the most cost effective way for rowers to improve their rowing skill.

Jul 7, 2012

Using a static point to film rowing technique works very well.

Hello Rowers,
In this screenshot you can see how handy a static camera point is to record a sculler's technique. With slow motion analysis a very small number of strokes are needed to pinpoint the technical level of a rower and give constructive advice and recommend which technical drills will improve power application and boat glide the most.
Xeno


From the sculler above:

"At first you are skeptical about being coached through video, but the fact that Xeno is there analyzing the video with you makes it seem like you were in the same room. His precision and attention to detail is incredible and has already helped me a lot. I can listen to the comments and watch what he wants me to do since I can see him, and then go out on the water or the erg and directly apply it just like a pre workout talk. And the fact that he is willing to put in the time to make you a faster oarsman is critical in this situation and you start caring about your sculling with more attention."

I love my job,
Xeno

Jul 5, 2012

Rowing on a lovely lake in Massachusetts and coaching via the internet.

[caption id="attachment_787" align="alignnone" width="1150"] Xeno Müller coaching sculler on lovely lake in Massachusetts.[/caption]

I truly enjoy coaching scullers from all parts of the world.  The above picture was taken as a screenshot of the stroke analysis that I provide.  Our sculler used two back stays mounted on the oarlocks.  On one end, he installed the GOPRO camera.  The distance is perfect, because it gives me a full view of the entire stroke.  I can monitor the blade work on the opposite side.  Scullers chose my coaching services between a one time stroke analysis, 30 days of coaching, or a full 3 months of teamwork. Xeno.