Best Answer: Stroke seat is typically reserved for the best technical rower, and bow for the worst (or the shortest!) but beyond that your seat placement has more to do with your personal strengths. Like, stern pair are going to be technically amazing, but the middle four are the power house of the boat-that's you!
Dealing with problems of the joints, tendons, muscles, cartilage and supportive structures has to do with prevention as well as feeding the musculoskeletal system with supportive nutrients. (See ProMin Complex). Diet and nutrition has much to do with the health of these important structures.
When it comes to building strong bones, there are two key nutrients: calcium and vitamin D. Calcium supports your bones and teeth structure, while vitamin D improves calcium absorption and bone growth. These nutrients are important early in life, but they may also help as you age.