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Old 12-02-2007, 12:49 AM
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Default Re: Rowing for cardio

My understanding is that the key figure is actually the "drag factor" and that the damper setting is going to vary substantially from machine to machine. Damper at 3 on one machine could have same drag factor as a damper setting of 7 on another machine. And further, depending on your weight or preferences or skill or whatever, you want the drag factor somewhere between 100 and 150.


Anyway. Here's a link to the C2 site.

http://www.concept2.co.uk/guide/guid...e=damper_lever

edit: I see it looks like the range is actually 130-140 in order to simulate rowing on the water. The point is that more/harder isn't better.
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