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WORKOUT INTENSITY
User-Controlled Resistance
The harder you pull, the more resistance you will feel.
This is because the SkiErg uses air resistance, which is
generated by the spinning flywheel. The faster you get
the wheel spinning, the more resistance there will be.
You can ski as hard or as easily as you wish. The SkiErg
will not force you to ski at any set intensity level.
Damper Setting
The SkiErg features a spiral
damper with settings from 1 to 10.
The damper setting is like bicycle
gearing. It affects the feel of the
skiing but does not directly affect
the resistance. By changing the
damper setting, you can simulate
the range of skiing speeds that
occur on snow. Higher numbers
feel more like skiing in slow
conditions or uphill. Lower numbers feel like skiing in
faster snow conditions, on flat terrain and downhill.
For general fitness and a good aerobic workout, use a
damper setting between 1 and 4.
Note: The 1–10 damper setting scale is a handy
reference for setting the “gearing.” Using the drag
factor on the Performance Monitor (PM) is a more
accurate way to set gearing. Visit concept2.com/pm.
Cadence (Strokes Per Minute = SPM)
Cadence (or tempo) is displayed in strokes per minute
(SPM) in the upper right corner of the PM.
If you are skiing for general fitness using the double-
pole technique, aim for a cadence between 30 and
40 SPM. Your cadence will probably be lower for long
steady workouts, and higher for short intense work
intervals. You may vary your cadence to match your
poling tempo for the range of conditions that occur on
snow.
Your cadence for classic ski technique (alternating
arms) will be roughly twice your double-pole cadence.
Immediate, Accurate Feedback
The PM displays your output in a choice of units (pace,
watts, or calories) and display options. Choose the units
and displays that work best for you. You may press
UNITS or DISPLAY at any time during or after your
workout.
Visit concept2.com/pm.
GETTING STARTED
Before Your First SkiErg Workout
1. Consult your physician. Be sure that it is not
dangerous for you to undertake an exercise program.
2. Carefully review the skiing technique information.
Improper technique can result in injury.
3. Warm up before each workout with several minutes
of easy skiing, then stretch for a few minutes before
continuing with your workout. Stretch again after
your workout.
4. Start gradually. Ski no more than five minutes the first
day to let your body adjust to the new exercise.
WARNING!
Over exercising may result in serious injury or death. If
you feel faint, stop exercising immediately.
Your First SkiErg Workout
1. Begin with a minute or two of easy skiing to learn
the technique. (Follow the technique steps on page
3, or view the technique video at
concept2.com/skiergtechnique.) Start with the
double-pole technique as it uses more muscle
groups and gives you a better overall workout. Keep
the cadence between 25 and 30 SPM (slower if you
prefer).
2. Ski steadily and easily for 3 minutes at a cadence
between 30 and 35 SPM. Continue to practice good
technique while also settling into a comfortable
rhythm. Watch the PM, which will show you how
hard you are pulling on each stroke, how many
meters (or watts or calories) you have skied, how
long you have been skiing, your cadence and, if you
are connected via a HR monitor, your heart rate.
3. Rest for several minutes and review the PM
instructions, walk or stretch.
4. Ski easily again for 3–5 minutes. Depending on your
comfort, your cadence may be anywhere between
30 and 45 SPM.
5. Rest again for 1–2 minutes.
6. Repeat Step 4 two or three times.
Gradually increase your skiing time and intensity over
the first two weeks. Do not ski at full power until you
are comfortable with the technique and have skied
for at least a week. Like any physical activity, if you
increase the volume and intensity too rapidly, fail to
warm up properly, or use poor technique, you will
increase the risk of injury.
Monitor your progress and start a training log. Create a
free online log at concept2.com/logbook.
Visit concept2.com/ski for more training instructions.
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