Live sessions all UK times. Recorded sessions further down
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Recordings
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Wed, 02 MarPlease sign up to receive recording link02 Mar, 09:40 – 31 Aug, 23:59Please sign up to receive recording linkOlympic silver medallist Guin Batten started the year with a gentle return to the ergo: a Castle 22, which was a 10-minute piece of work. Starts with a full warm-up, then 2 minutes at 20, 22, 20 22, 20. Whole session is over in 23 minutes - unless of course you want to do it twice!
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Wed, 02 MarPlease sign up to receive recording link- Wed, 02 MarPlease sign up to receive recording link02 Mar, 09:48 – 31 Aug, 23:48Please sign up to receive recording linkA recording of 4x10' with 2' off between each. First piece steady, and each subsequent piece taking 0.02 off your last split. The host is Mark Thomson, a former junior World medallist and Henley winner, as well as double Goldie colour. Do the whole workout, or as many of the pieces as suits!
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Wed, 02 MarPlease sign up to receive Zoom link02 Mar, 09:30 – 30 Apr, 23:59Please sign up to receive Zoom linkJudith and Di's guest on 2nd March was Para gold medallist Helene Raynsford 5': land based mobilisation. 10': Helene’s Paralympic story and challenges talking with Judith 5': rest 20': Helene’s Professional and Personal interests around Mental Health talking to Di Chat and stretch
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ZOOM ERGOS
Erg together!
Getting on the ergo can be a lot more fun if you row alongside someone else. Zoom Ergos has live workouts every day which you can join for as long or as little as you want alongside dozens of others, hosted by Olympic champions, World Champions, professional instructors and clubs.
We've had more than 50,000 session sign-ups and hosted over 700 workouts for more than 5000 people - from Los Angeles to Sydney, aged 13 to 92, and from complete novice to some of the sport's best-known names. Nearly half of those who have joined a session don't think of themselves as rowers - and some have even joined on a bike! Many have learned a lot from some of the world's best-ever exponents of the sport, and all of them have loved the sense of community that comes from training with others. Our average growth rate for weekly session sign-ups and new members since the first week is 30% a week. People are finding it fun.
Our aim is to get to a point where we have a full schedule of work-outs across the day so that there is always something you can join, wherever you are in the world. Although the times listed are GMT, we are always on the search for people who can host workouts that are convenient for people all over the world. Whether you find yourself joining one person or 150 people depends on what the take-up is in your timezone, so let people know they can join, and let us know what you would like to see or if you can facilitate a workout where you are!
Please note that, as mentioned above, times on the site are UK times (GMT).
DISCLAIMER
This site is put up to facilitate a sense of community among people who want to use rowing machines for fitness and well-being, by offering them the chance to co-ordinate the timings of their own workouts with others who may also be training. We use Zoom, which you may be aware has on rare occasions been hijacked by people who want to post inappropriate images. Anyone under 18 should use the site only with the approval of an adult. All users, older or younger than 18, should note that you can make your own decision about outgoing video settings (and that leaving your camera on may mean that an image of you is tweeted or in some other way broadcast by other participants). Whatever outgoing setting you choose, and whether you select an incoming view of just the session leader or the gallery of participants, you do so - in either case - at your own risk.
We don’t make any judgment about your levels of fitness and we aren’t encouraging anyone to train harder than they safely should or would by themselves. Training alongside Olympic athletes doesn’t make you one, even if you can pretend as much to your neighbour’s kids. You should be clear that you must take responsibility for your own skill levels, health and fitness - and therefore the level and intensity of exercise which is safe for you. We accept no liability if you injure yourself or do yourself any kind of damage from joining one of our sessions, and neither does the person leading the session. If you are in any doubt, you should take professional training and/or health advice and/or instruction before undertaking any exercise, on or off a rowing machine.
In short, we are here to make life more fun. Don’t be silly, and listen to your body when you are training.
CONTACT US
If you want to host a workout, or you have any thoughts or feedback, please get in touch. The more workouts we have, the more people from the rowing community and from further afield we can get together!
And please let others who have access to an indoor rowing machine know about us. It's a lot more fun to train alongside others, and they can do so on a machine in a gym or at a club, taking the workouts in with them on a mobile phone.
THANK YOU
Many thanks to those who have enthusiastically supported this project by agreeing to host sessions.
Our aims are to help people in a very difficult time by providing what we know is an enormous community with a platform to support each other; to get to an ever-widening audience of people, some of whom might not even have thought that rowing was for them, but who can - through the machine - start to feel the enormous benefits that the sport can bring; and to link the grassroots of the rowing world to some of those at the very pinnacle of the sport (and vice-versa), giving visibility to and creating a sense of camaraderie for both.
You are helping us to achieve all those things. So thank you!