Hydrow, Inc.

Bruce Smith

Christopher Olin Evans

Klaus Renner

Harald Quintus-Bosz

Gerhard Pawelka

Chris Paul

William Patrick Burke

William Churchill Taliaferro Burke

Jose Oscar Mur-Miranda

Scott E Stropkay

Taehak Kwon

Jason Cooper

Mark Matthews

Peter McNulty

Emily Hart

Adam Craft

Joseph Carleo

Jonathan Wenderoth

William Burke

Among other things, a rowing technology includes a first rowing machine having an electromagnetic brake providing a resistance to a rower of the machine in each rowing stroke of a series of rowing strokes of the rower An electronic controller causes the resistance of the electromagnetic brake to vary over each rowing stroke in a profile that emulates resistance to which another rower in a shell on water or on a second rowing machine is subjected in each rowing stroke of a corresponding series of rowing strokes.

Rowing system and method

Among other things, a rowing exercise machine includes a movable inertial element, an eddy current brake coupled to the movable inertial element, a rowing grip coupled to the movable inertial element, and control circuitry coupled to the eddy current brake to cause a resistance to motion of the rowing grip during part of a rowing stroke. The resistance to motion of the rowing grip during the drive phase of the rowing stroke conforms to a target feel for a rower. The target feel corresponds to a feel for a rower of a target other rowing exercise machine or other target feel of interest.

Rowing exercise machines having a configurable rowing feel

Exercise machine

A modular transportable exercise apparatus includes a first support member having a first hollow tubular plastic frame at least partially embedded with a support material and a second support member having a second hollow tubular plastic frame at least partially embedded with the support material. A connector including a pivoting joint may be arranged to connect a first end of the first support member to a first end of the second support member, including a first portion engaged with the first end of the first support member and a second portion engaged with the first end of the second support member, the first portion being detachably connectable to the second portion.

Modular transportable exercise apparatus and methods

Rowing

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