Hello,
Whenever I push it real hard on my C2 it moves forward; after each workout I have to put it back in its place. I'm thinking about getting a couple of ant slip mats to put underneath the rests of the rower, I'd like to know if that would work or if there are other solutions.
Thanks,
Simon
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Duck/duct/gaffer* tape is the answer.
You wrap a strip round the front feet, give a half turn so that the sticky side is out and wrap another one or two turns. Do that on both rubber feet.
Put the erg on the floor and stand on the front end.
It won't move until you start pulling 1:15/500m low splits or lower.
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You wrap a strip round the front feet, give a half turn so that the sticky side is out and wrap another one or two turns. Do that on both rubber feet.
Put the erg on the floor and stand on the front end.
It won't move until you start pulling 1:15/500m low splits or lower.
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How does it do that?jack wrote:I actually place a rug under the feet so it WILL slide on the hw floor. Doing this makes me focus on how much my slide is checking the boat (erg).
(I'm assuming, so could be wrong, that you try to keep the whole thing in place.)
If you manage to move in the other direction (opposite the flywheel), are you considering that considered 'better'?
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