Commercial Rowing Machine for M1 Hi-Rise

Designed in the mid-1980s by Yale and US National Team Rower John Duke, who founded WATERROWER Inc. in 1988 in Rhode Island, in the Northeastern United States, our Americas Headquarters continues to be based in the small coastal town of Warren, Rhode Island.

WATERROWER is an American fitness brand, and our vast assortment of rowing machines, all of which are manufactured in the quintessential coastal New England town of Warren, Rhode Island, can be found within expansive health clubs, luxury hotels, and boutique fitness studios throughout the world.

WATERROWER Inc. is a proud supporter of our local Rhode Island community, and our wooden models are handcrafted from a selection of the world's finest sustainable hardwoods.

The WATERROWER's unique WaterFlywheel has been designed to reproduce the precise physical dynamics of a moving boat, providing the surest way to replicate the physiological benefits and aesthetic pleasure of rowing. Like rowing, the WaterFlywheel does not apply resistance to you; you apply work to it, and you are the engine. By the "rule of cubes," the amount of work you apply dictates the speed at which you row, from a gentle paddle to a "give it your all" workout.

The WATERROWER's unique WaterFlywheel design uses a specially formed paddle to cup the moving water, reduce slippage, and produce an unrivaled simulation of the benefits of rowing. There is no jerkiness or jarring, which is often associated with conventional mechanical rowing machines, making the exercise unpleasant; only a smooth, even load, kind to the body and relaxing to the mind. The lack of a "solid" connection between the user and the moving water, with an immersed paddle that dampens out any detrimental mechanical feel, is essential for accommodating bad or developing technique and lessening the risk of injury.

A uniform stroke is essential to spreading the work more evenly over the muscle groups, working the muscle groups in proportion to their strength, optimizing exercise benefit while reducing the risk of injury. The S4 Monitor measures the speed of the paddle using an infrared detector mounted on the underside of the top deck and a castellated Sensor Pickup mounted on the inner clutch bush, with the motion of the paddle revolving the sensor disk, which in turn triggers the infrared detector.

A comfortable seat for rowing is essential for optimizing performance and ensuring a satisfying and effective workout experience, providing proper cushioning and contouring, while minimizing pressure points and promoting healthy posture. Wheels for easing the movement of the machine provide an efficient solution to transporting the rower, enhancing mobility and maneuverability in various settings, making it effortless to reposition and store without the need for excessive manual effort or additional equipment.

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