Concept2 Forum

Eat more (to gain weight and muscle mass). And pull hard. Make every stroke count. Size doesn't matter. The erg doesn't know how tall you are. Neither does the boat. Maybe consider doing some extra weightlifting on the side -- talk to your coach.

nteeman wrote:WIOTW--155lbs.. No change from last week. I knew these last 5 lbs. would be difficult but I will persevere.

Persevere you must. You can do this!

Guess WHO! (is only TWO pounds off lightweight) ... yup you guessed right.. moi. :-) :-) Celebration time, bring out the ice cream. ;-) Oh wait.. it's already out. *sigh* I have a question. If you're a lightweight rower, how hard is it to maintain weight? I've been eating junkfood like crazy for the...

Ack. Lucky biatchizzles. :-) You guys all sound like you're losing good weight - I've still been stuck at 143-ish for the past two weeks. I'm not quite sure when the last 5 pounds, as stubborn as they are, will come off. I'm getting kinda nervous though -- CSSRA's coming up in less than 7 weeks, and...

I've been rowing since September 2004. Was always athletic and extremely overweight my whole life. Up until July 2005. Kinda sucked. No, really sucked actually. :P But yeah, I decided in July that I was going to cut out every single kind of junk food and really increase my physical activity levels....

I've been rowing since September 2004. Was always athletic and extremely overweight my whole life. Up until July 2005. Kinda sucked. No, really sucked actually. :P But yeah, I decided in July that I was going to cut out every single kind of junk food and really increase my physical activity levels....