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How to Read and Act on a MyNextRow Recommendation

Walks through a generated session: the structure, the target split, the rate cap, and the one-click ErgData handoff.

Topic: recommendation literacy · Reviewed 2026-07-22

Key points

  • Every recommendation has four parts: structure, target split, rate cap, and a one-click ErgData link.
  • The structure tells you the kind of session; the target tells you how hard; the rate cap tells you how.
  • The ErgData link programs your PM5 directly — open it on your phone or tablet next to the erg.
  • If any part feels wrong, ask the coach in chat: easier, lower rate, shorter, or skip the hard piece.
  • A recommendation is a starting point; your read of how the warm-up feels is the override the model cannot make.

Sources and further reading

  1. Concept2 — ErgData appReference for how the ErgData link programs the PM5 and what to do if the link fails.
  2. Concept2 — Performance Monitor (PM5) Quick StartReference for the PM5 features and connection workflow used by the one-click handoff.
  3. British Rowing — Go Row Indoor: SessionsReference for the structure and language of beginner-to-intermediate session prescriptions.