In episode 22 of the Indoor Rower, Tony explores a theme that goes right to the hearts of why most of us row in the first place; health and longevity. Tony covers why Zone 2/UT2 training is the foundation for long term aerobic fitness, the science behind mitochondrial adaptation, fat metabolism and heart health. Why too much high intensity training can actual be harmful and even increase the risk of atrial fibrillation. He also explores the role of strength training and Zone5/VO2max/TR interv...
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In episode 22 of the Indoor Rower, Tony explores a theme that goes right to the hearts of why most of us row in the first place; health and longevity. Tony covers why Zone 2/UT2 training is the foundation for long term aerobic fitness, the science behind mitochondrial adaptation, fat metabolism and heart health. Why too much high intensity training can actual be harmful and even increase the risk of atrial fibrillation. He also explores the role of strength training and Zone5/VO2max/TR interv...
Episode 19: Interview with Richard Tomlinson, World Rowing Indoor Champion Hwt 55-59
The Indoor Rower
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6 months ago
Episode 19: Interview with Richard Tomlinson, World Rowing Indoor Champion Hwt 55-59
In episode 19 of The Indoor Rower, Tony talks to Richard Tomlinson, a New Zealander residing in Australia who has taken the indoor rowing world by storm. At 59, Richard clinched the 55-59 World Rowing Indoor Gold Medal completing 2000m in an astonishing 6 minutes and 16 seconds plus winning the Australian Indoors earlier in the season and setting a new Aussie 55-59 record in 6:15. Standing at 6 feet 4 inches and weighing in at 100 kilograms, Richard is the epitome of athletic prowess, b...
The Indoor Rower
In episode 22 of the Indoor Rower, Tony explores a theme that goes right to the hearts of why most of us row in the first place; health and longevity. Tony covers why Zone 2/UT2 training is the foundation for long term aerobic fitness, the science behind mitochondrial adaptation, fat metabolism and heart health. Why too much high intensity training can actual be harmful and even increase the risk of atrial fibrillation. He also explores the role of strength training and Zone5/VO2max/TR interv...
