Concept2 Forum

Hi Holly! Sorry about Covid, I hope you recover soon and fully. Reading your posts motivated me to follow the mud challenge, thank you very much. We always have a challenge to follow, so don't worry, recover and when you're fine, just pick a new challenge andlet us know, I'm in.

Hi OregonErg! The old training routine is actually quite simple, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, running in the morning, and before dinner, a rowing session, Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, swimming in the morning and at the end of the day a cycling session on Zwift. Of course, the intensity c...

Before the pandemic, rowed 4 times a week, 4 times running, 3 times swimming and 3 times cycling. In November 2019 I started a plan to row a marathon for the beginning of May 2020, then the pandemic startedand and I left the marathon plan, and since February 2020, I started to row every day, run and...

In my opinion I believe it is just a matter of adjusting the new machine. I have two rowing machines, the oldest is from 2004, the original monitor PM3, at the beginning of the year I changed it to a PM5. In May, with the pandemic mess, I bought a new C2, which was manufactured in February 2020. In ...

With time of use, you will get the same results with the new C2.

Hi Hanzo! I'm not a doctor and I'm not even recommending a treatment, I'm just telling you about my experience. I've had this injury twice at Aquiles, first on the left foot, after completing a training cycle for my first Ironman, this in 2013, I recovered and did the Ironman 4 times more and run10 ...

I'm sorry about your injury, but believe me, there is no shortcut, you have to wait for the injury to pass, which will take 4 to 8 weeks, which is the time it takes the bone to consolidate. After that period, you can think about returning carefully to c2. I say this with my own experience as I recen...