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The solution I found (suggested to me by another rower) was to go to a local bicycle shop and purchase a large-size gel-filled "exercise bike" seat cover. <br /><br />It is big enough to lay flat on the rower seat, without modifications required.<br /><br />I can row for hours without excruciating s...

Its now 9:00 pm, same day and no interest shown in the chat room. "Just row."<br><br>John<br>

There is actually a chat room here. Well, since I'm online, it might as well be tried out. It is 1/16/2005 and 8:37 pm mountain time (7:37 pacific and 10:37 pm eastern) . I'll set my watch's countdown timer and be in the chat room for about 20 minutes, before going on to something else.

Gustaaf- How long it takes to recover from a 30K seems to depend on how many calories you burn during the 30K. Recovery time is directly proportional to calories or sweat). You are probably referring to a more competitive effort than I usually put into rowing, so I don't think I have a clue as to th...

I forgot to log in before posting the previous message, so it shows it as from "Guest."<br><br>John

UNM is doing very well, for having only 35 members.<br><br>If everyone who rows would follow the government's most recent recommendations (on the news today) for daily exercise, then it would mean 60 to 90 minutes per day of some kind of activity and a LOT of meters if it was rowing. <br><br>Rowing ...

Okay - Thanks for the input... Consensus seems to be that the term (500m, 30 min, marathon, etc) preceding the word "poster" is a relative indicator of a poster's (person's) activity-level in the specific activity of: writing and displaying messages on this forum. It isn't clear, whether it refers t...

What does the term, "500m poster," "30 minute poster" etc mean ? <br><br>

Here is a quick and easy way to have a "message board" for UNM rowers, instead of sending messages by modifying the comments in your profile - just post your messages in response to this topic. <br><br>(adding later - I see there's an actual "live chat" area, so maybe <b>that</b> is what this chat r...