We wrote a guest blog at rowe.rs on the flaw in current power output calculations. It illustrates why most used methods do not result in correct power output values and the problem of the this flaw.
The flaw in current power output calculations
on-water
An improved method to calculate on-water power output
Today our second article on improved calculations of mechanical power output in on-water rowing has been published as well. In this paper we quantified the difference between power output that is calculated using the common method and the actual true power output. For this study we used Xsens sensors. Additionally, we provide a method that […]
Read now: our article on the flaws of power output calculations in rowing
We proudly announce that our article on power output calculations in rowing has been published. In this article we show that common calculations of mechanical power output are incorrect. Additionally, we provide a theoretically correct method to calculate power output in on water rowing. The following article on experimental data will be published soon. The […]