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Thanks! And yes, those are the cutouts from the seat pad. I find that sometimes I have to use them as an extra cushion when I row, so I keep them handy for hot spots. Extra cushioning, that makes sense. I'd better find my cut-outs sometime for my marathon attempt. They are probably under the couch....

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Are those the cut-outs from the seat pad that I see on the bookshelf? Are you keeping them for some reason?

I like the comparison between the rower and a car. When we were looking for a used model C last summer, Mrs. Wu, who hadn't have much exposure to C2 machines and their quality, asked me if several million meters on a rower is going to affect its use. I said, unless the rower was subject to the most ...

Anyone metioned Tom's (tbartman) yet? I like it because I suck at the fish game.

:lol: Low very low lets sat 45-50 sec 500 split.... if the chain could handle that. :lol: The chain can handle that. But on the gorilla's first low-pull attempt, the acceleration and centrifugal force on the flywheel blades would be so great that they will break off, penetrate the cage, severely in...

So trying to depend on my legs *and* row at 80% is hard! I agree. But luckily, I'm mostly going to do 50-60% long rows in the near future, just to put more meters in so Mrs. Wu doesn't beat me to 1 million meters by too much. :oops: :) elfm, hope you'll figure out how to get the figure you want.

If I'm rowing normally my technique can look ok (not good, but ok). If I concentrate it can actually *be* ok as well :) So concentrate on really pushing with the legs - the rest of the stroke is essentially 'finishing off', especially the arms. If you can get enough power into the fan with your leg...

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