LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

A member of an indoor rowing team or club? If so, this is the place for you.

Can this one team row to the moon and back?

Poll ended at May 17th, 2008, 12:28 pm

I think we can do it together. I'm all in!
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No way! You all are wacko!
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Total votes: 54

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Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

Post by Rumping » December 8th, 2011, 3:21 pm

Bah. Miscalculation. Still have 186m to go until the 100k for the challenge. Oops. :oops:
Wim (attempting to get back into rowing shape).

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All In A Day's ERG: Team Progress Thru 12.7.11

Post by Kona2 » December 8th, 2011, 4:29 pm

Image Day 15 or 16

Image Juneau (Sunny) Woohoo! Sunny earned her antler lights !

Meanwhile, Greg C's been rowing hard so that he can help with the overcrowding in the reindeer stable...and sure enough, once he hit the magic 100K...his reindeer was given free passage out of there!

Image Chet (Greg C)

Anita, Rosi, Dan, Minnie, and Baz all made it to the 200 K milestone! Jay made it to the 400 K milestone, and Sam and Harold are at the 100 K milestone! Wow - quite the day here at Reindeer Central !

Image 41 !!
Image Concept2 Challenge Donations Earned: Can you believe it?! We're almost to 20 percent !!!

Luna-Tics Team = $218.85 ( 73 percent of goal !)

Concept2 Overall = $ 5640
19.6 percent of goal!!!!


Season meters as of 222/365 = 96,532,951 m

Total meters on the day = 2,418,888 m

Oars in space (participation) = 41 percent
Awesome !!

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights...Celebrations:



4.35 MM Ron
3.85 MM Cathie
2.35 MM Baz
2.2 MM Anita
1.5 MM Richard T
1.45 MM Robyn
950 K Katerina
600 K Pat S
550 K Tom M
300 K Mike C
200 K Tony
150 K Karyn G
140 K Kaylee


Image Million Meter Watch:



Will S with (40,003 m) to go!

Cathie with (118,672 m) to go !


Image Million Meter Watch :


Brett with (189,388 m) to go!

Michelle with (177,506 m) to go!


Image Million Meter Watch:

Christa with (179,254 m) to go !

Image Million Meter Watch:



Charles B with (29,340 m) to go!

Katerina with (35,432 m) to go!

Raoul with (52,727 m) to go!

Chris H with (70,650 m) to go!

Harold with (106,576 m) to go!

James G "enrage" with (144,589 m) to go!



Thanks to all who rowed today ! Way to row !!

Ethan 1,006 m
Steven D 1,040 m
Ashlee 1,088 m
Image Kaylee 1,200 m
Wim 2,294 m ...and I thought for sure that it would be a birthday reindeer...
Bobbie 2,501 m
Image Dave H 5,000 m
Image Marty 6,000 m
Jeff P 6,910 m
Jodi 7,188 m
David T 7,000 m
Chuck 7,500 m
Image Sam 7,750 m
Pat S 8,500 m
Image Harold 8,509 m
Image Jim K 9,389 m
ImageDavid A 9,400 m
Image Sarah 9,800 m
Image Danno 9,899 m
ImageTony ImageImageImageImage m
Image bg 10,000 m
Image Ken G 10,000 m
Tom M 10,000 m
Image Ted 10,010 m
Image Greg C 10,399 m
Image Peter G 11,000 m
ImageAJ 11,124 m
Image Rosi 11,700 m
ImageRivka 11,800 m
Image Zander 11,820 m
Kevin N 12,000 m
Mike C 12,000 m
Image Bernie 12,016 m
Image Ross 12,049 m
ImageChrista 12,500 m
Greg H 12,503 m
Image Robyn 12,571 m
Mitch J 12,608 m
Image Ronnie 12,810 m
Image Roger 13,000 m
Image Tammy 13,000 m
Dennis 13,534 m
Image Anita 13,600 m
Image Minnie 14,327 m
Jack 14,855 m
Image Baz 15,000 m
Image Kristine 15,000 m
Image Richard T 15,000 m
Image Katerina 15,400 m
Image Michelle 16,503 m
Rodrigo-go-go 16,507 m
ImageJay 25,000 m
Image Karyn 25,333 m
Image Cathie 32,000 m
Image Ron 34,097 m
Image Gene H 390,719 m
Image Sunny 530,708 m
Image Terri 864,422 m



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I've got to go out of town for a few days. Will be back late on Sunday. Ron has graciously agreed to do the stats and herd management while I'm out of Reindeer Central. I'll be able to send some quick posts as I head across Nebraska in my trusty sleigh, but stats were not going to be possible. I'll be cheering you on towards more Concept2 donation levels! Had hoped to get my 200K before I left town, but alas...not quite possible. Rats. THANKS, Ron !

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Re: All In A Day's ERG: Team Progress Thru 12.7.11

Post by BAZzy » December 8th, 2011, 4:44 pm

Kona2 wrote: I've got to go out of town for a few days. Will be back late on Sunday. Ron has graciously agreed to do the stats and herd management while I'm out of Reindeer Central. I'll be able to send some quick posts as I head across Nebraska in my trusty sleigh, but stats were not going to be possible. I'll be cheering you on towards more Concept2 donation levels! Had hoped to get my 200K before I left town, but alas...not quite possible. Rats. THANKS, Ron !
Enjoy K2, and good weekend to all fellow Lunatics as we head into Friday.... Cheers, BBB B)
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Post by big maq » December 8th, 2011, 5:02 pm

My HM today was a personal best just under 1hr 37 min. WoooHooo

Mitch J

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Re: All In A Day's ERG: Team Progress Thru 12.7.11

Post by bg » December 8th, 2011, 6:44 pm

macbruce1 wrote:Image
I've got to go out of town for a few days. Will be back late on Sunday. Ron has graciously agreed to do the stats and herd management while I'm out of Reindeer Central. I'll be able to send some quick posts as I head across Nebraska in my trusty sleigh, but stats were not going to be possible. I'll be cheering you on towards more Concept2 donation levels! Had hoped to get my 200K before I left town, but alas...not quite possible. Rats. THANKS, Ron !
As you all know, I am not quite as versatile with the stats as K2 :? I will do my best. Please do not hesitate to bring any errors or omissions to my attention. If you are approaching "Riendeer Status" and have a name you desire, please contact me.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Ron[/quote]


have a great time k2 and thanks ron.....

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Re: All In A Day's ERG: Team Progress Thru 12.7.11

Post by Dave_H » December 8th, 2011, 7:49 pm

bg wrote:
macbruce1 wrote:Image
I've got to go out of town for a few days. Will be back late on Sunday. Ron has graciously agreed to do the stats and herd management while I'm out of Reindeer Central. I'll be able to send some quick posts as I head across Nebraska in my trusty sleigh, but stats were not going to be possible. I'll be cheering you on towards more Concept2 donation levels! Had hoped to get my 200K before I left town, but alas...not quite possible. Rats. THANKS, Ron !
As you all know, I am not quite as versatile with the stats as K2 :? I will do my best. Please do not hesitate to bring any errors or omissions to my attention. If you are approaching "Riendeer Status" and have a name you desire, please contact me.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Ron


have a great time k2 and thanks ron.....[/quote]

Ditto from downunder! You guys are a great part of our great team!

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Re: All In A Day's ERG: Team Progress Thru 12.7.11

Post by Toothdoc » December 8th, 2011, 8:43 pm

Dave_H wrote:
bg wrote:
macbruce1 wrote:Image
I've got to go out of town for a few days. Will be back late on Sunday. Ron has graciously agreed to do the stats and herd management while I'm out of Reindeer Central. I'll be able to send some quick posts as I head across Nebraska in my trusty sleigh, but stats were not going to be possible. I'll be cheering you on towards more Concept2 donation levels! Had hoped to get my 200K before I left town, but alas...not quite possible. Rats. THANKS, Ron !
As you all know, I am not quite as versatile with the stats as K2 :? I will do my best. Please do not hesitate to bring any errors or omissions to my attention. If you are approaching "Riendeer Status" and have a name you desire, please contact me.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Ron


have a great time k2 and thanks ron.....
Ditto from downunder! You guys are a great part of our great team![/quote]


K2 - Enjoy the week-end and thanks Ron!

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Post by BAZzy » December 8th, 2011, 11:34 pm

big maq wrote:My HM today was a personal best just under 1hr 37 min. WoooHooo

Mitch J
Congratulations Mitch, great time! BBB
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Re: the loss of a friend

Post by andreacs » December 9th, 2011, 3:07 am

BAZzy wrote:
DUCKMARX wrote:
kgallagher wrote:It is a sad thing to lose a friend
Karyn, I'm sad to hear about your friend and teammate. He and his family are in my prayers. AJ
Very sad indeed, our thoughts to all involved.

Regards
Baz
Karyn,
Our thoughts and prayers are with all affected.
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Re: Minnie and her millions

Post by andreacs » December 9th, 2011, 3:12 am

Kona2 wrote:ImageImageImageImage

Woohoo and hooyah! Congratulations, Minnie, on achieving a THREE million meter season ! We wish you many, MANY more!


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Congratulations!!!
At this rate you will reach soon 27M ;)

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Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

Post by andreacs » December 9th, 2011, 3:27 am

bg wrote:
brotherjim wrote:Happy Birthday Wim!!!! 41 years old???? Hope you had or are having a great day. :)
happy birthday from me too....
Happy Birthday!

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Re: All In A Day's ERG: Team Progress Thru 12.7.11

Post by andreacs » December 9th, 2011, 3:35 am

BAZzy wrote:
Kona2 wrote: I've got to go out of town for a few days. Will be back late on Sunday. Ron has graciously agreed to do the stats and herd management while I'm out of Reindeer Central. I'll be able to send some quick posts as I head across Nebraska in my trusty sleigh, but stats were not going to be possible. I'll be cheering you on towards more Concept2 donation levels! Had hoped to get my 200K before I left town, but alas...not quite possible. Rats. THANKS, Ron !
Enjoy K2, and good weekend to all fellow Lunatics as we head into Friday.... Cheers, BBB B)
Enjoy the time off from stats K2!
Working to get to put some $ into the donation bin by the time you come back!

Happy rowing!
Andrea

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Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

Post by rsdavr » December 9th, 2011, 9:32 am

I haven't been reading the forum for a few weeks - too many other things crowding my life this time of year. But I took a few minutes to review it today - what a great read! Our team is awesome in encouraging one another and at the same time sharing valuable information.

I want to weigh in on the heartbeat discussion. I'm naturally interested since huge portions of my life have been affected by abnormal heart issues. My cardiologist is also one who says "If you feel good - do it". Don't worry about the number. But I've found that "feeling good" is interpreted differently by different people. I don't feel good emotionally or phsychologically unless I've pushed my exertion to the point of physical strain. Physical strain at the time doesn't feel particularly good - it's hard. Doing 10 1,000m intervals at max effort does NOT feel good to me especially after #7. But when it's over I'm like a million bucks! You guys that do 100k in a day REALLY know what I'm talking about. If my goal during exercise is to feel good I'd leave the heart rate at 140bpm and call it a day. But that would not accomplish my ultimate fitness goals. I understand from crossfit that in order to train properly you must push your endurance and strength to its limit and little beyond and your body will respond by growing stronger for the next time. Believe it or not -this can actually be FUN! So I think we need to be careful how we interpret "feeling good". I'm not talking about chest pain and abnormal shortness of breath. I do know what those things are and they are NOT fun!

The LUNATICS exemplify committment to fitness. I'm really happy to be a member of this team.
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Post by BAZzy » December 9th, 2011, 11:16 pm

rsdavr wrote:I haven't been reading the forum for a few weeks - too many other things crowding my life this time of year. But I took a few minutes to review it today - what a great read! Our team is awesome in encouraging one another and at the same time sharing valuable information.

I want to weigh in on the heartbeat discussion. I'm naturally interested since huge portions of my life have been affected by abnormal heart issues. My cardiologist is also one who says "If you feel good - do it". Don't worry about the number. But I've found that "feeling good" is interpreted differently by different people. I don't feel good emotionally or phsychologically unless I've pushed my exertion to the point of physical strain. Physical strain at the time doesn't feel particularly good - it's hard. Doing 10 1,000m intervals at max effort does NOT feel good to me especially after #7. But when it's over I'm like a million bucks! You guys that do 100k in a day REALLY know what I'm talking about. If my goal during exercise is to feel good I'd leave the heart rate at 140bpm and call it a day. But that would not accomplish my ultimate fitness goals. I understand from crossfit that in order to train properly you must push your endurance and strength to its limit and little beyond and your body will respond by growing stronger for the next time. Believe it or not -this can actually be FUN! So I think we need to be careful how we interpret "feeling good". I'm not talking about chest pain and abnormal shortness of breath. I do know what those things are and they are NOT fun!

The LUNATICS exemplify committment to fitness. I'm really happy to be a member of this team.
Ross
Thanks for sharing that Ross, and I know you are a big fan of Cross-Fit (your Airforce son does it from memory??), and I must say I like the concept of it, but found it quite expensive. But I agree with your general sentiment; however my caveat would be to have regular heart check-ups just to make sure all is as it should be. I’m scheduled again shortly given my ‘statistic’ advances by one tonight! :lol:

On another note, no rowing today, in fact I’m heading for the couch after posting this, not long back from a 27 kilometre bush run in the hills, and whilst a little slower than I would have liked I’m generally happy. I went along the Great North Walk (on our doorstep) and this section doesn’t really lend itself to running as such, it is kind of like one big work-out on a step machine! Just worked out I did around 1,700 metres of ascent, and the same descent, all up it took around 5 hours... The Speight’s will be similar, but should be able to run more in that so hopefully will be a better time...

Good weekend to all, and thanks to Ron for posting the stats!!

Cheers, BBB
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Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

Post by bg » December 10th, 2011, 6:05 am

On another note, no rowing today, in fact I’m heading for the couch after posting this, not long back from a 27 kilometre bush run in the hills, and whilst a little slower than I would have liked I’m generally happy. I went along the Great North Walk (on our doorstep) and this section doesn’t really lend itself to running as such, it is kind of like one big work-out on a step machine! Just worked out I did around 1,700 metres of ascent, and the same descent, all up it took around 5 hours... The Speight’s will be similar, but should be able to run more in that so hopefully will be a better time...

Good weekend to all, and thanks to Ron for posting the stats!!



Cheers, BBB

amazing run.....

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