TimbukTOO Team Room

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OUR MARCH MADNESS MIRACULOUS MIRAUDERS







Margaret Wright Nashville TN USA TimbukTOO 7
John Staerk Berwyn IL USA TimbukTOO 13
Bryan Schreiber Alpharetta GA USA TimbukTOO 8
Daiva Satas Schaumburg IL USA TimbukTOO 12
Matthew Robertson NJ USA TimbukTOO 11
Karen Ringel Carol Stream IL USA TimbukTOO 11
Sheryl Moody Fenton MO USA TimbukTOO 9
Adam Marsland GBR TimbukTOO 7
James (JD) Liddil North Haven CT USA TimbukTOO 6
Bobbie Kielma Malvern AR USA TimbukTOO 13
Jim Kielma Malvern AR USA TimbukTOO 13
Cindy Kepler Reck Bloomsburg PA USA TimbukTOO 6
Chris Hughes Burlington NC USA TimbukTOO 9
Doug Engstrom Winnipeg MB CAN TimbukTOO 8
Paul Edgar Torrent, Valencia ESP TimbukTOO 12
Chuck Eckerson Little Rock AR USA TimbukTOO 10
Linda Brown Laramie WY USA TimbukTOO 11
Fred Brovold Cupertino CA USA TimbukTOO 12
Everett Barr Mt. Vernon WA USA TimbukTOO 7
Andrew Augenstein Wooster Ohio USA TimbukTOO 1

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The TimbukTOO Elite



10,000 meter a day honor board for March Madness


John Staerk Berwyn IL USA TimbukTOO 13
Bryan Schreiber Alpharetta GA USA TimbukTOO 8
James (JD) Liddil North Haven CT USA TimbukTOO 6
Jim Kielma Malvern AR USA TimbukTOO 9
Doug Engstrom Winnipeg MB CAN TimbukTOO 6
Linda Brown Laramie WY USA TimbukTOO 1

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TEAM TIMBUK2 so far....

Please feel free to join us at any time..you need not ask..we have lots of available seats for you!!



1 Charlie Hughson M 59 0
2 Dave Hall M 47 0
3 Heather Ramsay F 52 0
4 Glenn Yaniero M 47 0
5 Andrew Augenstein M 58 0
6 Margaret Wright F 50 0
7 Linda Brown F 59 0
8 Jennifer Carver F 34 0
9 Pat Mazzei F 60 0
10 Jim Kielma M 56 0
11 Mark Olson M 53 0
12 Bobbie Kielma F 57 0
13 Karen Gee F 57 0
14 Cindy Kepler Reck F 37 0
15 Roberta Dikeman F 43 0
16 Matt McMinn M 34 0
17 MARY HILLMAN F 65 0
18 Bryan Schreiber M 39 0
19 Everett Barr M 25 0
20 George Hall M 74 0
21 James (JD) Liddil M 49 0
22 Fred Brovold M 70 0
23 Alison Hughes F 46 0
24 Kelsey Olsberg F 21 0
25 Matthew Robertson M 34 0
26 Allison Biggar F 26 0
27 Paul Edgar M 41 0
28 Sheryl Moody F 45 0
29 Jessica Warfield F 33 0
30 Michael Howard Jackson M 60 0
31 Daiva Satas F 45 0
32 John Staerk M 42 0
33 Adam Marsland M 24 0
34 Peter Hadley M 55 0
35 Ron Windauer M 40 0
36 Karen Ringel F 40 0
37 Britt Ringel M 39 0
38 Doug Engstrom M 43 0
39 Monica Duvall F 41 0

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AND WE ARE OFF!!!!
ROWING EARLY AND TIMBUK2 STRONG!!!!


1 Bobbie Kielma F 57 5,101
2 Allison Biggar F 26 5,000
3 Paul Edgar M 41 5,000
4 Karen Ringel F 40 5,000
5 Britt Ringel M 39 5,000
6 Doug Engstrom M 43 0
7 Monica Duvall F 41 0
8 Sheryl Moody F 45 0
9 Jessica Warfield F 33 0
10 Michael Howard Jackson M 60 0
11 Daiva Satas F 45 0
12 John Staerk M 42 0
13 Adam Marsland M 24 0
14 Peter Hadley M 55 0
15 Ron Windauer M 40 0
16 Cindy Kepler Reck F 37 0
17 Roberta Dikeman F 43 0
18 Jeff Rice M 60 0
19 Matt McMinn M 34 0
20 MARY HILLMAN F 65 0
21 Bryan Schreiber M 39 0
22 Everett Barr M 25 0
23 George Hall M 74 0
24 James (JD) Liddil M 49 0
25 Fred Brovold M 70 0
26 Alison Hughes F 46 0
27 Kelsey Olsberg F 21 0
28 Matthew Robertson M 34 0
29 Charlie Hughson M 59 0
30 Dave Hall M 47 0
31 Heather Ramsay F 52 0
32 Glenn Yaniero M 47 0
33 Andrew Augenstein M 58 0
34 Margaret Wright F 50 0
35 Linda Brown F 59 0
36 Jennifer Carver F 34 0
37 Pat Mazzei F 60 0
38 Jim Kielma M 56 0
39 Mark Olson M 53 0
25,101

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"The desire to win is born in most of us. The will to win is a matter of training. The manner of winning is a matter of honour." The Challenge ... is from within The opponent ... is yourself The reward ... is private The victory ... is having met the challenge A salute to those who meet the challenge ... and taste the victory.

GO TIMBUK2


JOIN US TODAY!!!!!!!

Pat
Team captain

[brotherjim]

Update on my marathon- First and foremost, a young man passed away after completeing the half marathon I was in yesterday. This is so sad and really troubles me.
I GAVE UP after walking 7 miles. I psyched myself out being among so many people and had a bad vertigo attack. I am so ashamed that I let myself chicken out. I may try one again, I have let my sponsers and the Susan Komen Cancer society down. Anyway, the crutches didn't give me any trouble, just my mind.
Jim

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Update on my marathon- First and foremost, a young man passed away after completeing the half marathon I was in yesterday. This is so sad and really troubles me.
I GAVE UP after walking 7 miles. I psyched myself out being among so many people and had a bad vertigo attack. I am so ashamed that I let myself chicken out. I may try one again, I have let my sponsers and the Susan Komen Cancer society down. Anyway, the crutches didn't give me any trouble, just my mind.
Jim

Jim..BRAVO to you for making the 7 miles!!!Please do NOT feel ashamed.It was not a matter of "chickening out".You were there..you made a valiant attempt and no one would say that you let them down.Stay strong.Keep that head up high and know that you have more strength and spirit than many who have no limitations.We are so proud of you and know that you gave it your ALL 200%.I have known you for several years and have watched your progress thru challenges and thru illness.Your are TimbukTOO strong and just hang in there!!!

Pat

[Kona2]

Update on my marathon- First and foremost, a young man passed away after completeing the half marathon I was in yesterday. This is so sad and really troubles me.
I GAVE UP after walking 7 miles. I psyched myself out being among so many people and had a bad vertigo attack. I am so ashamed that I let myself chicken out. I may try one again, I have let my sponsers and the Susan Komen Cancer society down. Anyway, the crutches didn't give me any trouble, just my mind.
Jim

You were out there, Jim - and that's what counts the most. No doubt that YOU inspired a lot of walkers and runners just by being on the course. In my book, you've got more courage than most! The crush of people that some of the events attract is difficult to manage even without vertigo, and there are a lot of events that I just don't do anymore because it isn't comfortable. I hope you give it a go another time...because that finish line is waiting for you. K2

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SUNDAY MARCH 14th 2010

NOTES FROM THE BOAT



With 55 crew members with their oars in the virtual waters:
#11 in the overall rankings( out of 1464 teams)
#10 in the virtual rankings (out of 132 teams)




43,356,827 meters for the season
129,812 meters for the day

JOHN...16,873 meters
LINDA...13,749 meters
JIM...12,797 meters
CHRIS...7,000 meters
SHERYL...5,000 meters
BOBBIE...5,240 meters
PAUL...11,000 meters
DAIVA...5,000 meters
JD...13,591 meters
FRED....7,256 meters
KAREN...5,000 meters
ADAM....10,000 meters
LISA.....5,308 meters
TED...1,177 meters
MATTHEW...5,000 meters
CINDY...5,821 meters



GREAT ROWING!!!!!




GO TEAM!!!

”There ain’t no rules here. We’re trying to accomplish something.”
- Thomas Edison
You need to be aware of what others are doing, applaud their efforts, acknowledge their successes, and encourage them in their pursuits. When we all help one another, everybody wins.”


Pat

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GO TIMBUK2

[kringel]

Update on my marathon- First and foremost, a young man passed away after completeing the half marathon I was in yesterday. This is so sad and really troubles me.
I GAVE UP after walking 7 miles. I psyched myself out being among so many people and had a bad vertigo attack. I am so ashamed that I let myself chicken out. I may try one again, I have let my sponsers and the Susan Komen Cancer society down. Anyway, the crutches didn't give me any trouble, just my mind.
Jim

Chickening out would have been not showing up at all. It sounds to me like you pushed yourself as far as was reasonable and healthy, had a bad vertigo attack and made a choice. I can very much relate to your situation as someone who has dealt with panic attacks in my past... real physical symptoms triggered by stress and often too by being in crowds (in my case anyway). Definitely try another event and keep pushing yourself, and don't beat yourself up no matter what happens. The important bit is to keep getting out there and reaching for your goals.

-- Karen

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Update on my marathon- First and foremost, a young man passed away after completeing the half marathon I was in yesterday. This is so sad and really troubles me.
I GAVE UP after walking 7 miles. I psyched myself out being among so many people and had a bad vertigo attack. I am so ashamed that I let myself chicken out. I may try one again, I have let my sponsers and the Susan Komen Cancer society down. Anyway, the crutches didn't give me any trouble, just my mind.
Jim

Chickening out would have been not showing up at all. It sounds to me like you pushed yourself as far as was reasonable and healthy, had a bad vertigo attack and made a choice. I can very much relate to your situation as someone who has dealt with panic attacks in my past... real physical symptoms triggered by stress and often too by being in crowds (in my case anyway). Definitely try another event and keep pushing yourself, and don't beat yourself up no matter what happens. The important bit is to keep getting out there and reaching for your goals.

-- Karen

Add me to the panic attack list..I have had my share too.It is a challenge to overcome.and they are REAL..


Pat

[brotherjim]

Thank you Pat, Kona2, and Karen for the very kind words. I may try another half marathon in the future , but I think I will try some smaller (amount of entrants) 5K events first. Still shaking from that experience and it was nice to be able to row most of it out today.
Thanks again, panic attacks are an awful frightening thing.
jim

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GO TIMBUK2!!!!!

1 Jim Kielma M 56 13,503
2 Michael Howard Jackson M 60 10,200
3 Andrew Augenstein M 58 10,065
4 Roberta Dikeman F 43 10,024
5 Charlie Hughson M 59 10,000
6 Heather Ramsay F 52 10,000
7 Everett Barr M 25 10,000
8 Adam Marsland M 24 8,000
9 George Hall M 74 6,474
10 MARY HILLMAN F 65 6,132
11 Julie Dillon F 37 5,780
12 Fred Brovold M 70 5,362
13 Bobbie Kielma F 57 5,101
14 Allison Biggar F 26 5,000
15 Paul Edgar M 41 5,000
16 Sheryl Moody F 45 5,000
17 Karen Ringel F 40 5,000
18 Britt Ringel M 39 5,000
19 Monica Duvall F 41 5,000
20 Doug Engstrom M 43 0
21 Peter Hadley M 55 0
22 Ron Windauer M 40 0
23 Jessica Warfield F 33 0
24 Daiva Satas F 45 0
25 John Staerk M 42 0
26 Charles Pester M 51 0
27 Alison Hughes F 46 0
28 Kelsey Olsberg F 21 0
29 Matthew Robertson M 34 0
30 James (JD) Liddil M 49 0
31 Cindy Kepler Reck F 37 0
32 Mark Olson M 53 0
33 Bryan Schreiber M 39 0
34 Jeff Rice M 60 0
35 Matt McMinn M 34 0
36 Glenn Yaniero M 47 0
37 Dave Hall M 47 0
38 Margaret Wright F 50 0
39 Linda Brown F 59 0
40 Jennifer Carver F 34 0
41 Pat Mazzei F 60 0
140,641

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GREAT START...but there always are surprises around each new wave!!!

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3 Greenville Indoor Rowing Health Club 280,775 109 2,576
4 LUNA-TICS Virtual Club 252,478 47 5,372
5 UK Rowers Virtual Club 179,726 58 3,099
6 RowPro Online Virtual Club 173,767 37 4,696
7 Sub7, Oarsome & PaddyPower WRC Team Virtual Club 161,424 22 7,337
8 Empty the tanks Virtual Club 153,790 37 4,156
9 TIMBUK2 Virtual Club 140,641 41 3,430
10 Forum Flyers Virtual Club 119,507 23 5,196