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The gamut2 is an indoor rowing machine (or "erg") designed to duplicate the motion and feel of sweep rowing in a racing scull. It enables the coach to evaluate the stroke of individual rowers, including the power applied during the different phases of the stroke.

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• History
• References
• External links

History

The original gamut was introduced in 1971. The gamut2 was introduced 39 years later in 2010. ^[1]

References

External links

• gamut2 - official site
• Friends of Rowing History - time-line mentions launch and impact of the original gamut

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