2015 NSW Indoor Rowing Championships
The NSW Indoor Rowing Championships were held at Drummoyne Rowing Club, Sydney on 27 June, 2015. Continue Reading ›
Christmas / New Year Trading Schedule
Concept2 Australia will close for Christmas at 12pm on Monday December 23 and re-open on Monday January 6.
As we approach the festive season, please expect delays in the delivery network due to the increased demand in the lead-up to Christmas. Carriers are doing everything they can to meet your expectations, but we kindly ask for your patience and understanding during this busy time.
Concept2 Australia will close for Christmas at 12pm on Monday December 23 and re-open on Monday January 6.
As we approach the festive season, please expect delays in the delivery network due to the increased demand in the lead-up to Christmas. Carriers are doing everything they can to meet your expectations, but we kindly ask for your patience and understanding during this busy time.
Everybody loves sprinters. Whether it's the sight of Usain Bolt styling it out after destroying the field; cyclists slowly teetering around the top of the velodrome before swooping down the boards; or watching dragsters that look like a wedge of brie with tractor wheels at the back and baby carriage wheels at the front, speed demons have always captured the imagination. 
For the on-water rowing community, the common measure of pace is generally “time per 500 meters,” which can be more clearly stated as “how long it takes you to row 500 meters.” This traditional measure has been brought indoors to the erg as well, and is now used by a majority of indoor rowers. But what does it mean? Why is it used? What are the other options? 