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voga alla veneta

Venetian rowing (ital. “voga alla veneta”) on Lake Garda is represented mainly and historically from bisse, typical fishing boats, handed down in ancient tradition, their origins dating back to the Repubblica Veneta. The bisse from that era were a direct derivaton of the venetian bissone.

The structure of the craft has remained substantially the same over the course of time. The boat with a flat bottom to meet minor resistance from the water carries four rowers who remain standing, in the venetian manor, with a technique aimed to amalgamate timing, balance and rythmn of the movements, being at the same time light but powerful.
www.lagodigardaveneto.com/index.cfm/en/water-sports/venet...

Venezianisch gerudert (ital. “voga alla veneta”) wird am Gardasee in erster Linie auf den sogenannten “Bisse”. Es handelt sich hierbei um traditionelle Fischerboote, deren Entstehung auf die Zeit der Venezianischen Republik zurückzuführen ist. Die „Bisse“ entstammen dem antiken „Bissone Veneziano“.

Die Struktur dieser Boote ist im Laufe der Zeit grundsätzlich dieselbe geblieben: Der Rumpf verfügt über einen flachen Boden, um die Wasserresistenz möglichst gering zu halten und auf dem Boot finden 4 Ruderer Platz zum Stehen, so wie es sich für den venezianischen Stil gehört. Die Technik zielt auf die Vereinigung von Synchronität, Gleichgewicht und leichte aber dennoch kräftige Ruderbewegungen.
www.lagodigardaveneto.com/index.cfm/de/wasser-sport/venet...

Taken in: Italia / Veneto / Bardolino (show map)

Taken on: April 26, 2018

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Camera: Canon EOS 700D, f/11.0, 1/400 sec, 70mm, ISO 100 (more info) (hide info)

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