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It’s a common misconception that rowing works only your arms. In reality, rowing is a full-body workout.
According to the American Fitness Professionals Association, the rowing stroke consists of 65–75% leg work and 25–35% upper body work (1).
The major muscle groups it targets are your:
- quadriceps
- calves
- glutes
Rowing is also known to strengthen your upper body muscles, including your:
- pecs
- arms
- abdominal muscles
- obliques
Your leg muscles are primarily engaged during the drive part of the stroke, or when pushing off the foot stretcher.