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How much water was in it? That's the only way to change resistance on the one that I have. How did you change the resistance for the one in the gym? FWIW, m
by drewg123 5y ago
How much water was in it? That's the only way to change resistance on the one that I have. How did you change the resistance for the one in the gym?
FWIW, my resting heart rate is now in the 50s, and I get my heart rate up to between 150bpm and 170bpm, depending on how hard I push.
EDIT: My ex wife had a hard time getting her heart rate up on a rower. She'd be miserable and out of breath, but her HR never got up above 120 or so.. I never figured out what the problem was. I always thought it was too much resistance, but changing the resistance is a pain, so she just moved on to other exercises..
- Sohcahtoa82 5y agoThe one at my gym had a dial to adjust resistance. It did something to change how the water inside moved around, I think. I tried googling "water rower" to find the model, and I couldn't find it. I can say that it was different from most water rowers I'm finding though. Most of them have the water tank horizontal, while the one I used had it vertical. It looked very similar to this: https://sunnyhealthfitness.com/products/water-rowing-machine-sf-rw5809 https://sunnyhealthfitness.com/products/water-rowing-machine... EDIT: Actually, it more closely resembled this one: https://firstdegreefitness.com/shop/fluidrower/vx-2/ https://firstdegreefitness.com/shop/fluidrower/vx-2/