Boathouse Analytics

Boathouse is a comprehensive training tracker built for rowers. It brings together workout records, stroke telemetry, heart-rate data, and performance modelling to help you understand your training in detail and follow your progress over time. Boathouse connects to compatible Concept2 PM5 monitors to retrieve saved workouts or record live, providing additional insights into your stroke telemetry and pacing as you train. It also supports BikeErg workouts and Strava syncing, including on-water rows. WHAT IT TRACKS • Stroke telemetry: Force curves, peak and average force, drive length, and drive-to-recovery ratios help you examine how you apply power and how your stroke changes throughout a piece. • Pacing and consistency: See how your pace develops, how consistently you complete intervals, and how much time you spend within your target pace range. • Heart rate and effort: Follow heart rate through work and recovery, time in zones, and the relationship between your output and effort. • Workout progress: Compare repeated workouts to see how your pacing, consistency, and performance change over time. Track personal benchmarks alongside records and season bests. A MODEL THAT DEVELOPS WITH YOUR TRAINING Boathouse builds an individual performance model from the workouts you log. As your history grows, it uses those results to refine its estimates of what you can sustain across different distances, durations, and interval sessions. The model learns from how you pace your pieces, how your performance varies between workout types, and how it changes over time. This helps build a clearer picture of your strengths, weaknesses, and progress as a rower. • Power and endurance: A power-duration curve built from your recorded efforts, with demonstrated performances separated from modelled estimates, alongside critical power and W′. • Workout predictions: Estimated splits for distances and interval sessions, informed by your performance and pacing history, with confidence ranges. • Training load and fitness: Recent and longer-term workload, changes in estimated capacity, and fitness trends across your training history. • Strengths across distances: Your performance from 250 metres to 10 kilometres, with population comparisons to put your results in context. TRAINING HISTORY Search past sessions, revisit individual pieces, and review the stroke data captured during a workout. Export your complete logged history as a single file at any time.