Faster with Bill Chambers

Part of the series of interviews on how to use a power meter in rowing. James Goodwin is the head of sports science with the Swiss Rowing Federation and shares his experience in how to train using power as a metric to maximise training performance and ultimately boat speed.

Join me as I interview Michael Naughton, Chief Operating Officer at Nielsen-Kellerman about the Empower Oarlock.

Noel Donaldson is widely acknowledged as one of the world's most successful rowing coaches, building and leading teams to win multiple world championships and olympic gold medals over 3 decades in two different countries. As part of the series on using power meters in rowing, Noel shares the lessons learnt from using power meters with Gold medal international crews to school crews, and how they can help you to make the boat go faster.

Join me in my conversation with Michael Naughton, Chief Operations Officer Nielsen Kellerman. How Michael got started in rowing Origins of Nielsen Kellerman (NK) Development of the Cox Box and Stroke Coach through to today How the fallout between NK & Concept2 over the C2 rowing machine display enabled NK to grow Future innovations NK are working on Michael holds a Master of Science, in Naval Architecture/Ocean Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Miami.