The rowing machine works your entire body including your glutes, core, and back. It's a low-impact workout that's easier on the body than running. An intense rowing workout can burn nearly 100 more ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Rowing machines have been around for decades, but they’ve seen a resurgence in the past few years. Now, ...

Indoor rowing is one of the most popular forms of cardiovascular exercise. It can help make your heart bigger and stronger, boost your muscular endurance and burn loads of calories. If done correctly, ...

If the excitement around this ancient sport has you considering dusting off the rowing machine in your basement or checking one out at your gym, it’s not a bad idea: There are many benefits of a ...

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Rowing machine muscles worked include the quads, glutes, triceps, and more, making it a great whole-body workout. This heart-pumping, high-intensity exercise activates many of the muscles that are ...

Rachel Swepston, a head trainer at OrangeTheory Midtown in Tulsa, walked through the basics of using a water rower and how the movement can be replicated even without access to gym equipment. TULSA, ...

One of the most effective ways to maximize your workouts is to use equipment that provides a full-body workout. That’s where a rowing machine comes in. Living up to its name, this versatile machine ...