Why did I win the Olympic gold medal in the single scull.

Why did I win?

I weighed more than Lange and Porter and certainly the rest of the field.
I was the shortest of the medalists.
I was not the strongest on the erg.

It happened because:

Enormous amount of training, without overtraining.
Simple and effective use of the body coupled with a timely catch and a clean square exit of the blade.

Xeno Muller, Olympic gold and silver medalist, indoor rowing, rowing technique.

Turning 40!

Happy birthday to all of you born in 1972, the year of the rat.

I am turning 40 in August. Wow, I can't believe it.  How is it possible, when I can still remember turning 28 and how fit I felt when I competed at the Sydney Olympics?  These last 12 years went by in a flash.  Before, I could remember all the different years, because of the venues I traveled to as an athlete. It all ended in 2001, noooooo! 

Difference in technique, what brings Olympic gold and what does not.

 From slowest

 

To faster

To fastest. Olympic gold, Olympic record, 6:44.85

The key to very fast rowing, winning Olympic gold, and setting the Olympic record, is to have the blade covered with as much body in the stern as possible.  The top two pictures are boats that are scheduled to participate at the London Olympics.  The last picture is of me days before competing at the Atlanta Olympics and setting the new record. 

I know how to train rowers to set the blade.  I always stay positive, I do not use negative language.

La clave para remar muy rápido, ganar el oro olímpico, y establecer el récord olímpico, es tener la hoja cubierta con el cuerpo tanto en la popa como sea posible. Las dos fotos primeras son barcos que están planificados para competir en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres. La última imagen es de mí días antes de competir en los Juegos Olímpicos de Atlanta quando estableci el nuevo record.

Sé cómo entrenar los remeros para poner la hoja. Yo siempre mantengo una actitud positiva, no utilizo lenguaje negativo.

Xeno 

www.xenocoach.com to beat everybody else, by using digital commentary of individual's rowing technique.

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Xeno Muller, Olympic gold and silver medalist, indoor rowing, rowing technique.

Virtual Rowing Camp with Olympic Gold and Silver Medalist Xeno Müller

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Rowers need to posses a digital camera and have access to the internet with a broadband connection (DSL, cable)

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Throughout the camp, I am available for discussion at all times.

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Xeno Muller won an Olympic Gold in Atlanta and an Olympic Silver in Sydney, and is the current Olympic Record holder in the 2000m Single Scull.

Xeno Muller, Olympic gold and silver medalist, indoor rowing, rowing technique.

Why I do what I do.

My name is Xeno.  I rowed competitively for 20 years.  My greatest achievements are winning gold and silver at the Olympics and setting the Olympic record.  As a single sculler, I am one of six who has raced faster than six minutes forty seconds for 2000 meters.

I made a life changing decision a year before the Olympics by moving to Southern California.  In Orange County I met my wife.  We have four children.  Family means everything to me.  For business I travel very little, because family is such a huge part of me.

I started my first rowing website in 1998.  Because my family's extensive schedule, my goal as a private rowing coach is to be geographically as independent as possible.  That is why I love working with my computer and a blazing fast internet connection.  Thanks to SKYPE, SCREEN-FLOW, and DROPBOX, I can deliver first class coaching to rowers half a world away.  I can coach in five different languages.

One of my strengths as a coach is to identify the smallest yet very important technical deficiencies.  What sets me even further apart from 99% of other coaches, is that I know which exercises to pick to correct the tiniest technical issues.  I know from personal experience how the muscles feel when the stroke is delivered properly.

Rowers, whom I help, improve their ability drastically.  I feel passionate about helping people enjoy the sport of rowing further.

Good night.
Xeno.

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Xeno Muller, Olympic gold and silver medalist, indoor rowing, rowing technique.