What is a good time to row 5000m on a rowing machine?
5000 m are a lot more strenuous than 2000 m, so simply multiplying times will not do. Everything under 1/2 hour is good, champs do it in 18 to 25 min.
Who is the fastest rower in the world?
Josh Dunkley-Smith
On Saturday, March 10, Josh Dunkley-Smith broke the Men’s Heavyweight 2000 meter record at the 2018 Senior Australian Rowing Team Trials. The new fastest 2000 meter time on a Concept2 Indoor Rower is 5:35.8.
What is the fastest 500m row?
Weight: All | Gender: All | Ages: All | Country: All | All Results | Adaptive: No
| Pos. | Name | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Loren Howard | 1:11.0 |
| 2 | Derek Peterson | 1:13.1 |
| 3 | Phil Clapp | 1:13.5 |
| 3 | James King | 1:13.5 |
What is the fastest rowing 2K?
World 2,000m Records
- Brooke Mooney. USA. HWT 19–29: 6:21.1.
- Jennifer Casson. Canada. LWT 19–29: 6:53.8.
- Henrik Stephansen. Denmark. LWT 19–29: 5:56.7. LWT 13–18: 6:06.5.
- Josh Dunkley-Smith. Australia. HWT 19-29: 5:35.8.
What is a good 5km rowing time?
Ffor 5k the Wr is around 15 min, that is what the very best otw rowers do, those guys seldom rank there time. Sub 16 is still very, sub 17 is good, sub is doable for a normal fit guy who trains for. I am Talking men in there prime, you have the right age, are a bit short for a rower and proberly a bit to heavy.
Is a 5k rowing a good workout?
2 “My favorite set-piece rowing workout is a 5K. It’s a middle-distance ‘piece’ that takes me a little under twenty minutes. The pace is not as intense as the dreaded 2K (race pace), and it is a great aerobic and benchmark workout for more advanced rowers.”
What is the longest rowing event?
annual Tour du Léman à l’Aviron
The annual Tour du Léman à l’Aviron is the longest rowing race in the world, covering 160 km (99 mi) around the circumference of Lake Léman in Switzerland – equivalent to crossing the sea between England and France five times without a break.
How fast do Olympic scullers go?
A world-level men’s eight is capable of moving almost 14 miles per hour. Athletes with two oars – one in each hand – are scullers. Scullers row in three types of events: Single (1x – one person), Double (2x – two rowers) and the Quad (4x – four rowers in the boat). Rowers are identified by their seat in the boat.
How fast can Olympic rowers go?
A world-level men’s eight is capable of moving almost 14 miles per hour. Athletes with two oars – one in each hand – are scullers.