Adelle Ader, representing CrossFit Tallinn, has established a remarkable new national record in the women's 19-29 age group at the Virtual Indoor Rowing World Championships. Her time of 3:10.7 not only marked a personal achievement but also surpassed the previous record set by Kaisa Pajusalu in 2010 by 0.9 seconds. This accomplishment was officially recognized in the Concept2 Estonia ranking, highlighting Ader's impressive performance and dedication to the sport.

Ader gained recognition among rowing enthusiasts during this year's Alfa competition, where she secured a gold medal with a time of 3:11.7, signaling her rising status in the rowing community. Daily, she works as a personal trainer and weightlifting coach at CrossFit Tallinn, showcasing her commitment to fitness and mentoring others in their athletic pursuits. Her achievements in both personal training and competitive rowing exemplify her multifaceted talents.

As the Virtual Indoor Rowing World Championships continue with finals set for the upcoming weekend, Ader is poised for another opportunity to challenge the record she has recently set. With her surge in visibility and proven track record, excitement builds around her potential performance in the finals, keeping fans engaged and hopeful for another new record in her sporting career.