Thursday, December 06, 2007

The Best Rowing Machine Workout

When using a Rowing Machine you should already know your basics, such as warming up before and then warming down, how to properly use your machine and making sure the machine is adjusted properly. If you are one of those who want or need to add to your exercise regiment then a Rowing Machine is a great additive.

A Rowing Machine not only workouts your thighs and lower back, but also arms, shins and lower back, not too mention your abs. Using a Rowing Machine is great and fun way to add aerobics to your existing program with no major impacts on your joints. Using Rowing Machines are a great way for professional Rowers to keep their bodies toned, and prepared to glide across the water.

There are Rowing Machines designed to work with other machines to give you and your team that necessary component to continue working together. These Rowing Machines are a necessary part to strengthen that bound and keep you and your team working together.

Remember to keep the resistance set to your needs, the longer you use your Rowing Machine the more your body will adjust to the settings and you need to adjust each time. Setting the resistance to high can cause you to become more exhausted and tire out easier. If you are using a Rowing Machine to increase your heavy Strength training you can set your resistance higher and work slower. If you use the rowing machine this way remember you can use a fast pace but a slow steady one.

A Rowing Machine is a great way to strengthen and tone your muscles, but an even greater way to keep then toned. Many pro athletes especially those in rowing competitions use Rowing Machines to keep their body in shape. However it is not only them who use Rowing Machines, but many other Pros due as well, such as Baseball players, Body Builders, Physical Therapist and even well known stars.