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Rowing

Built for the crew that finds the last length.

Strong is the performance intelligence platform for elite rowing. It unifies ergometer data, on-water work, and staff reports into one record, so coaches manage load, prevent the injuries rowing is known for, and bring a crew to its peak for championship season.

The problem

The true cost of a disconnected rowing program

Your S&C staff read ergometer splits in one system. Your physiotherapist logs ribs, lumbar spine, and rehab progress in another. Your nutritionist works from spreadsheets to hold energy availability against enormous training volume. The head coach gets three reports and tries to reconcile them before crew selection. In a sport built on relentless aerobic volume and a single championship regatta to aim at, fragmented data hides risk, lets rib-stress and lumbar load build unseen, and turns seat selection into guesswork. You have the athlete data. You just do not have the single source of truth rowing performance management demands.

  • Erg splits in one platform, on-water work and medical notes in another
  • Rib-stress and lumbar load building unseen under high aerobic volume
  • Crew and seat selection made on three reports instead of one
One platform

One language for the whole boathouse.

Strong does not replace your coaches, physiotherapists, and nutritionists. It unifies their data into one objective view of every athlete and every crew, so decisions on training load, availability, and selection become faster, clearer, and backed by a complete narrative.

Session load

Read the load the way a rower earns it

Ergometer distance, on-water distance, time at threshold, and the stroke count that quietly accumulates rib and lumbar load. The load bars render a session as one readable set, each metric scaled to its own ceiling so a coach sees how hard today was at a glance, with the standout marked by shape and label, never colour alone.

Session movement load

The Performance Clock movement metrics for one session, each against its own typical ceiling.

Illustrative
  • Erg distance18 km
  • On-water distance16 km
  • Time at threshold42 min
  • Stroke load7,600 strokes
A bar past its ceiling is marked. Sprint distance ran above the usual range this session.
Engineered for rowing

Built for the unique demands of the sport

Ergometer and on-water load

Bring erg splits and on-water work into one load picture, so a session indoors and a session on the water are read on the same scale rather than living in separate logs.

Crew load across the boat

A crew is only as durable as its least recovered seat. Read load and readiness across every athlete in the boat, so the whole eight is managed, not just the stroke.

Rib and lumbar injury surveillance

Rib stress fractures and lumbar load are rowing's signature injuries. Watch cumulative stroke and aerobic load against an individual baseline, and flag the at-risk athlete early.

Championship-season periodisation

A rowing year aims at one regatta. Use load management to taper precisely, so a crew peaks for the championship final rather than leaving its best on the training lake.

Energy availability

Aerobic volume in rowing is enormous. Hold nutritional intake against training-load expenditure, so under-fuelling is caught before it costs health or speed.

Selection on objective ground

Bring erg scores, on-water data, wellness, and medical status together so seat racing and crew selection start from one shared, objective picture.

The metrics that matter

The analytics that build a faster crew

External load
Ergometer and on-water distance, time at threshold, and stroke counts, to manage aerobic volume and intensity precisely.
Internal load and readiness
Heart-rate variability, sleep duration and quality, and subjective wellness, for a complete picture of recovery under high volume.
Injury prevention
Acute:chronic workload ratios and historical rib and lumbar patterns, to flag at-risk athletes before a stress injury occurs.
Energy availability
Intake measured against training-load expenditure, so the gap between fuel and work is visible before it becomes a health risk.
Agnostic by design

Powerful by integration

Your investment in technology is safe. Strong is hardware-agnostic, built to ingest the tools your program already trusts. Connect your ergometers, on-water instrumentation and stroke-rate data, heart-rate monitors from Polar and Garmin, and your medical records. Strong is the intelligence layer that standardises every stream, so you finally see the complete picture without changing the equipment your squad relies on.

Session movement load

The Performance Clock movement metrics for one session, each against its own typical ceiling.

Illustrative
  • Total distance9.4 km
  • High-speed running820 m
  • Sprint distance280 m
  • Accel / decel64 efforts
A bar past its ceiling is marked. Sprint distance ran above the usual range this session.
Illustrative figures, not measured results
1unified athlete record across load, medical, and nutrition
5performance dimensions in every athlete profile
0spreadsheets to reconcile before crew selection
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Our erg data, on-water work, and physio notes used to live in three places, and energy availability was a spreadsheet nobody trusted. Strong unified it. We taper with far more confidence now, and we caught two athletes trending toward rib stress before it sidelined them. Our selection conversations are objective for the first time.
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Rowing

Stop managing data. Start building faster crews.

Move your program beyond fragmented spreadsheets and disconnected systems. Implement a unified, objective approach to rowing athlete management and bring a more resilient crew to championship season.