Rowers
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About Rowers products
Across Australia, rowers support strength and cardiovascular training in homes and gyms. The category covers rowing machines and high-quality gym equipment from gym equipment specialists, with options for full-body exercise and home training. Rowers products on ArchiPro include the Skillrow Rowing Machine by Technogym.
Types of rowers
There are two main types of rowers on the market in Australia that you can consider for your home gym.
A club rower can suit structured gym training, while a water rower uses water resistance for a responsive stroke.
Upright rowing machine
An upright rower focuses your exercise on the lower body as you use your core muscles to go from a squatting position to standing upright while your arms make a rowing motion.
Seated rowing machine
For a full-body workout, a seated rowing machine targets all the major muscle groups in a thorough and efficient way.
The advantages of high-quality rowers
There are many benefits to choosing a high-quality rower for your own personal gym at home or the office. High-quality machines are constructed from quality materials that will last a lifetime. They are carefully designed to have a smooth rowing motion and feature a wide range of training programs that will ensure a whole-body and cardio workout. This allows you to build power, stamina, speed, and skill in the most efficient way possible. The best also have great features like foldable storage, quiet operation, electromagnetic resistance, large digital monitors and more. These completely transform the exercising experience, motivating and driving you towards your goals.
How to choose a rower that’s right for you
There are a few things to consider before choosing a rower in Australia. The first is to decide on the right type for you. The main choice here is between the upright and seated, both offering great workouts which means it's often a preference for exercising position. If you’re choosing a high-quality option then the construction and build should already be very good so it then becomes about the additional feature they might have. Some people will be most interested in the quality of the programmes available on the machine while others might prioritise the mechanical aspects like the levels of resistance. You should also consider the look of the machines too as they’ll be a highly visible piece of exercise equipment in the home. Some even choose to coordinate the look with other exercise equipment they own like their exercise bikes, ellipticals, treadmills or steppers which is a nice way to create a bit of design cohesion.