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nice video. What you're using to apply data to you video?

Hey Tom, nice footage! I've been rowing for 3 years now and I currently have the wish to get a tattoo of the vortex that is left behind in the water right after finishing a stroke. In order to get a design made I'm looking for some good images of these vortexes but it's been hard for me to get my hands on them. I was wondering if you have any that you would be willing to share with me. This video is amazing but unfortunately the quality is insufficient on youtube to clearly make out the vortexes. It'd be awesome if you could share a high res version with me, or maybe you have some other clear stills that would work. I would really apreciate it. Thanks in advances and kind regards, Marijn

Trying to figure out how he got down to 1:34 split right before Elliot Bridge.

Still keep returning to watch this whenever I need to watch something uplifting. Thank You.

Mesmerizing video. You should re-do with 306° video.

How long would it take to learn how to row with this technique?

Bloody beautiful!!!!

@tom we are looking for a video for our website if you could help. thanks

@tomcarter were looking a for video for our new website if you could help. thanks

Nicely done!

Excellent effort! You make it look easy...

Where is the sign up log for that glass water row on the reach?

Hi Tom, please could I use a few brief drone shots from this for a HRR montage I'm making? I will give credit. Many thanks

Number 5 taking the piss. Glad they started without him ready. Yeah i'll pull my all in one up and then have a drink during "attention".

Considering that drone has no gimbal or collision avoidance, it's very impressive footage. I've been using my Mavic 2 Pro for the same purpose further up the Thames; so inspired by this, I think I'll have to take my single over to Henley v.early one morning and do the same.

Brilliant footage - thank you!

Yo I just left u a message from my daughter's tablet I will have a rowing vid up soon please check it out

thanks for your prompt reply tom, I suppose NK has an app that you downloaded the stats,I dont own a NK gps but have an XL which shows water distance. bill

Hi Tom, excellent video of your race. Can you let me know what program you used for the distance /heart rate etc, it looks great. I would like to adopt the same program if possible. By the way your video shows a shorter distance for the HOCR as they say its 4,8kms, best regards, Bill

thanks tom. hope M ads is ok

Great footage! Thank you for making the movie. You are more than welcome for 25th February ;-)

incredible and hypnotic in its beauty, Thanks for posting. Of course your technique is spot on !

Belle vidéo, rare, jusqu'au moment où une grosse goutte d'eau se colle sur l'objectif, heureusement elle part grâce au vent, le skiffeur est propre à l'attaque et mène sa direction de mains de maître. Le skiffeur est parti trop rapidement et bien qu’après être revenu sur un concurrent il ne peut le rattraper. Grâce à la visualisation des coups d'avirons en haut à gauche on voit la fréquence cardiaque augmenter tandis que la vitesse diminue (bravo pour le rameur 'vétéran' qui rame à + de 170 FC, en final à 183! avec des coups à 1'43). Un temps remarquable pour un 'vétéran' (qui doit être un illustre rameur) moins de 20 min !! pour 5 km; chapeau. Sans doute un Fluide design, un skiff au comportement irréprochable même dans les vagues.

Great video. I have fluidesign Elite, which one is yours?

Wow! What time of day was this?

thanks for sharing I was looking for a similar ideo for indoor rowing.

Nice video. I don't think there is anything quite like that in Texas. My style of rowing is more recreational. I have to have room to carry the beer, and seats for at least one passenger. My rowing skiff is a Heritage 18 from Little River Marine in Gainesville Florida. ua-cam.com/video/_kYV6uOAVs8/v-deo.html

A pleasure to watch . Thanks

Thank you, great Video ! Could you please explain where it was shot and mosto of all HOW (!) did you make it ?👏🏻👍🙏😉

This is beautiful, Tom!

Wish I'd been there to join in - beautiful!

Very nice.Awful conditions though - all that wash from the ducks!!!!!! 😱

amazing video, check my channel to see my drone footages!

V nice. Fatty.

Great line! What app do you use to record stats and map?

awesome video!! how did you do?

Cool shots, hopefully it'll translate to some good race or training footage this year. Wondered if I could ask something related to some of your older videos. At the Henley Sculls in 2011 you were using an active tools rate meter and seemed pleased with it in the comments, more recent videos show what I think is an NK one. My club's looking at getting a few stroke coaches for communal use and had considered the active tools ones but heard that they may break easily/have a short lifespan. Is that a problem you encountered? Is that the reason behind the switch?

2:08 at 18 spm? what? Xeno Muller in his day could amble along at at that pace at 20 spm. No problem for me either, but I need 33 spm :(

Sculler. In the later frames of this video, is that a torpedo following the sculler? Credit where it's due, shows excellent stamina at a rate of 30 spm. Wonder why nobody has produced a video like this for the enjoyment of us dry-land rowers to watch while toiling away on our Concepts.

Why is he talking though? Is it a coxless four originally?

Nice editing! Are you racing this year?

This is great. Thanks for posting it.

Having being a stroke for many years,i would have told the cox to shut the F*** up ,if the crew are any good they should know how the boat is going,and reminding the crew of keeping the power on.

How you run the GPS tracks. (Active GPX?) I'm trying to find a way to show the player's track behind, not the whole of it loaded initially. Thanks!

Very nice vid. I notice you favour a fair degree of blade depth in your strokes. The blades are nicely buried and not rowed in before the legs kick with no appreciable pause between drop and kick. No wonder you have such good speed.

That scullers 8 is going to have a hard time I reckon

How did you get the info in the bottom right corner?

What boat is that?

So did you just screw the gopro into the number slot?