Rowing in Dry
Rowing in Dry_Paula Melâneo
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C3 no.359 (2014 #7/12)
Rowing in Dry
Rowing in Dry_Paula Melâneo
Figuring in pharaohs’ funerary monuments, Rowing is considered an ancient sport, with its origins in the Ancient Egypt. It is one of the oldest (modern era) Olympic sports, which have integrated competitions in 1900.
Although, rowing has never been seen as a heading sport as, for example, football, where the economic and commercial benefits that surround it are very high. Thus, supporting infrastructures mostly consisted in adapting warehouses, for storage and indoors-related activities, and in constructing small huts as a fast solution to support the outdoor activities. But a dedicated space, with an intelligent and simple design, can optimize uses for individual or team workout, housing specific machinery such as ergometer machines, rowing water tanks and other useful features for specialized training.
As an outdoor sport by excellence, rowing is, ideally, to be practiced in large water surfaces, such as lakes, rivers or sea, and therefore in some of the most fantastic and inspiring landscapes. A sustainable approach can make the best of what each place has to offer.
C3 no.359 (2014 #7/12)
Rowing in Dry
Rowing in Dry_Paula Melâneo
Figuring in pharaohs’ funerary monuments, Rowing is considered an ancient sport, with its origins in the Ancient Egypt. It is one of the oldest (modern era) Olympic sports, which have integrated competitions in 1900.
Although, rowing has never been seen as a heading sport as, for example, football, where the economic and commercial benefits that surround it are very high. Thus, supporting infrastructures mostly consisted in adapting warehouses, for storage and indoors-related activities, and in constructing small huts as a fast solution to support the outdoor activities. But a dedicated space, with an intelligent and simple design, can optimize uses for individual or team workout, housing specific machinery such as ergometer machines, rowing water tanks and other useful features for specialized training.
As an outdoor sport by excellence, rowing is, ideally, to be practiced in large water surfaces, such as lakes, rivers or sea, and therefore in some of the most fantastic and inspiring landscapes. A sustainable approach can make the best of what each place has to offer.
