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The athlete’s anerobic threshold, the point at which the body’s muscles have exhausted their oxygen store and start burning other fuel. For regular folks, reaching that threshold is quitting time; anaerobic work is 19 times harder than aerobic work. But rowing is all about harder. Elite rowers fire off the start at sprint speed — 53 strokes per minute. With 95 pounds of force on the blade end, each stroke is a weightlifter’s power clean. Rowers cross their anaerobic threshold with that first stroke. Then there are 225 more to the finish line.
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Gevvie Stone qualified today for the London Olympics when she won the women’s 1x event in Luzern, Switzerland. She’s a 27 year old medical student at Tufts and did her undergraduate at Princeton. The daughter of two elite rowers themselves, she has an incredible rowing career under her belt already, including wins at Head of the Charles and Senior Worlds.
“Gevvie hopes to win an Olympic medal in rowing and then graduate from medical school.”
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