Rowing apparatus
OwnerGerald Mark Robbinsinventor
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A rowing apparatus having support tubing that extends over the gunnels of the canoe, and to which the oars are mounted, is angled upwardly to provide added clearance in choppy waters. The elongated track support to which the seat and the support tubing are mounted is provided with repositionable mounting brackets that enable the height from the floor of the elongated support member to be adjusted within a range of several inches to maintain a suitable center of gravity for a wide range of weather conditions. In this manner the rower is capable of maximizing the transfer of power through the rowing apparatus, and still maintain the stability of the canoe. Since wilderness rowing is a physically demanding activity, the rowing apparatus is easily adaptable for use as a training device, permitting the user of the apparatus to use the same device in their home for exercise and training purposes that they can also use in their canoe on an actual wilderness rowing expedition.
A rowing apparatus for use with a canoe or other small watercraft, the apparatus comprising:
The rowing apparatus described in claimed, wherein said support members further comprise:
A rowing apparatus for use with a canoe or other small watercraft, the apparatus comprising:
A rowing apparatus for use with a canoe or other small watercraft, the apparatus comprising:
A seat assembly and longitudinal seat support for rolling engagement of the seat assembly with the longitudinal seat support, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.