Rowing legends: Oliver Zeidler Video Analysis - if it only lasts long enough

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Oliver Zeidler actually did what many non-rowers beleive to be doable: start late and become ultra successful in a very, very short time. Anybody who has ever touched a rowing boat, I mean a racing shell, knows exactly how impossible Zeidler's accomplishments actually are.
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02:57 video analysis - focus on blade / body work
11:55 video analysis - focus on the low back
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  • @rachel11235813
    @rachel11235813Ай бұрын

    Thanks for posting! I am also very curious about your thoughts on Karolien Florijn's technique. Superficially, it seems there are some similarities in her and Olli's body position.

  • @peterclark1041
    @peterclark1041Ай бұрын

    Glad you have drawn attention to this complex equation of balancing between technique and out and out strength, size, crazy power etc. Look at highly skilled lightweights such as Zac Purchase / Peter Haining etc. Pure magic. My first coaching advice to any young or old newby, is to forget power and strength issues completely for starters and firstly get the technical stroke and fluidity sorted…..then, later, worry about the very important issue of applying power, which is of course essential for competition.The Ergo has a lot to answer for in my view, as it tends to over-emphasise the power element to those not fortunate enough to be pointed in the right direction from the start in rowing / sculling.

  • @tomascorreia1157
    @tomascorreia1157Ай бұрын

    Do a video from the 4x Netherlands mens

  • @seanwhitehall4652
    @seanwhitehall4652Ай бұрын

    20:15 all technical analysis aside LOOK AT THAT REACH at 1/2 slide. Bro could get the handles outside the pins if he tried hard enough.

  • @ricardosalillas4550
    @ricardosalillas4550Ай бұрын

    Amazing analysis

  • @Andreas-from-Bremen
    @Andreas-from-Bremen19 күн бұрын

    You have mentioned Robbie Manson. He used to hammer the blades into the water, too. Mahe Drysdale also did it. It makes absolute sense not to hammer the blades into the water. But the fastest scullers ever did it. Do you see a difference between Oliver Zeidlers technique and the technique of the New Zealand guys?

  • @user-wh4xd5ng2m
    @user-wh4xd5ng2m24 күн бұрын

    Hello, thanks for this video. really appreciated it. I know the Paris Olympics site in Vaires sur Marne, quite often very choppy water, way more than in Mantes la Jolie. No good news for Oliver Zeidler. I wish him all the best. Annette

  • @simonvanrysewyk9376
    @simonvanrysewyk9376Ай бұрын

    Great analysis of Zeidler.

  • @robertcoale7955
    @robertcoale7955Ай бұрын

    You are absolutely correct about the race course at Maintes La Jolie.

  • @fabianortiz6099
    @fabianortiz609916 күн бұрын

    thanks for the analysis

  • @rowyeah456
    @rowyeah45614 күн бұрын

    another great video Aram, I teach the same thing and it's great to see someone else teach the same principles

  • @AramTraining

    @AramTraining

    14 күн бұрын

    Thank you mate

  • @rowyeah456

    @rowyeah456

    14 күн бұрын

    @@AramTraining also wanted to say, the analysis of why he is weak in bouncy water blew my mind, I always knew that crews that rowed on larger lakes seemed to do better than smaller, anecdotal information on my part from seeing my local rowing scene, but the crews on big water and larger waves always had cleaner placements than the crews that practiced on better water. Never saw the connection before with the deeper placement and stability requirement. You are an exceptional, exceptional coach, very impressive

  • @AramTraining

    @AramTraining

    14 күн бұрын

    Much appreciated! Took me some time to figure this out as well

  • @Andre_Sant
    @Andre_SantАй бұрын

    Nice video, as always. Been following and learning a lot from your channel. Can you make a video comparing van Dorp and Zeidler in the recent Lucerne Cup II?

  • @geoffbickford
    @geoffbickford29 күн бұрын

    Giving up brute force for finesse cuts across many sports, like how to throw, or hit an object. But for many the first instinct is to go too hard. Thanks for this video, I’ve enjoyed watching Ziegler! A herniated disc is not fun! My boy’s high school boat now all have bad backs years later.

  • @dogigames7718
    @dogigames7718Ай бұрын

    Incredible video super nice love it, can you make a video analysis about the swiss lightweight 2x (schäuble/ahumada) would be super interesting

  • @ethanpenny5642
    @ethanpenny5642Ай бұрын

    I’d love to see an analysis of the men’s quad or double from the Netherlands. They have been dominate over the past few seasons.

  • @Tomas_Roth
    @Tomas_Roth28 күн бұрын

    Hi Aram, the best way to build up a solid corp strenght is to use Kettlebells (one arm swings, one arm snatches, windmill, turkish get up). But a proper technique is essential.

  • @martinskude6663
    @martinskude6663Ай бұрын

    Would be fun to watch if you compared Drysdale vs Zeidler, both really powerful. HRR 2016 Drysdale vs. Obreno shows different techniques quite well.

  • @Aghislov32
    @Aghislov32Ай бұрын

    I was at the junior wordl championship in france there was so much wave

  • @Mike-zd8wq
    @Mike-zd8wqАй бұрын

    Can you please analyze the Gier brothers from the Atlanta games?

  • @user-sj2ig7bo1p
    @user-sj2ig7bo1pАй бұрын

    I am confused after your video. I learned that the back need to be bend a little bit to have the body mass point on the same level. Now you say his back is too weak and that is the reason why Oliver is not good enough?

  • @AramTraining

    @AramTraining

    Ай бұрын

    It depends where it is bent, certainly not around the pelvis

  • @eby6613
    @eby6613Ай бұрын

    As I said, Ollie has the potential of being the fastest of all time. His technique is horrible though.

  • @peterclark1041

    @peterclark1041

    Ай бұрын

    More likely the guy who just beat him at the Worlds! If Robbie Manson came back 1x rather than 2x for Paris….maybe him?! !

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