Yes it is a long 30" but that is still a very strong piece Allan - 1:28 is mighty goodallanhallberg wrote:Well that got very ugly very quickly. Thought I would go hard for the first 5 and dig in for the last 5, unfortunately my first 30sec was quickest and went backwards. Lactic acid didn't really get a chance to clear and ended up being a lot of pain and gasping. Finished with 1707m. A nice cold beer went down really well
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We need to get Shawn on board for this month's ctc. Looks as though he has just blown apart his own WR for the 500m - 1:15.5
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Maybe, but he is very focussed, does almost nothing outside his own training scope.georgie wrote:We need to get Shawn on board for this month's ctc. Looks as though he has just blown apart his own WR for the 500m - 1:15.5
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Worth a try though. Is anyone in contact with him? Ewen possibly?hjs wrote:Maybe, but he is very focussed, does almost nothing outside his own training scope.georgie wrote:We need to get Shawn on board for this month's ctc. Looks as though he has just blown apart his own WR for the 500m - 1:15.5
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We are in contact, he is daily on thus forum in the sprintthreadgeorgie wrote:Worth a try though. Is anyone in contact with him? Ewen possibly?hjs wrote:Maybe, but he is very focussed, does almost nothing outside his own training scope.georgie wrote:We need to get Shawn on board for this month's ctc. Looks as though he has just blown apart his own WR for the 500m - 1:15.5
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Ah yes! found it. Are you going to pm him Henry?hjs wrote:We are in contact, he is daily on thus forum in the sprintthreadgeorgie wrote:Worth a try though. Is anyone in contact with him? Ewen possibly?georgie wrote:We need to get Shawn on board for this month's ctc. Looks as though he has just blown apart his own WR for the 500m - 1:15.5
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Ah yes! found it. Are you going to pm him Henry?
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Shawn will get the message publically as well!! (but he is very focussed.)hjs wrote: Will do
Big one from the mighty Dirk already (might be a good stimulus for Shawn too as both 50+ now.)
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Was a feeler, after his weights.lindsayh wrote:Shawn will get the message publically as well!! (but he is very focussed.)hjs wrote: Will do
Big one from the mighty Dirk already (might be a good stimulus for Shawn too as both 50+ now.)
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There will be some very fast ones this month - will be fun to watch from the sidelineshjs wrote:Was a feeler, after his weights.
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For me the same. Have to give it another try with more even paced. Finished 1795m. https://log.concept2.com/profile/1076802/log/29618549.allanhallberg wrote:Well that got very ugly very quickly. Thought I would go hard for the first 5 and dig in for the last 5, unfortunately my first 30sec was quickest and went backwards. Lactic acid didn't really get a chance to clear and ended up being a lot of pain and gasping. Finished with 1707m. A nice cold beer went down really well
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Nice one, pacing is a thing for yousjors wrote:For me the same. Have to give it another try with more even paced. Finished 1795m. https://log.concept2.com/profile/1076802/log/29618549.allanhallberg wrote:Well that got very ugly very quickly. Thought I would go hard for the first 5 and dig in for the last 5, unfortunately my first 30sec was quickest and went backwards. Lactic acid didn't really get a chance to clear and ended up being a lot of pain and gasping. Finished with 1707m. A nice cold beer went down really well
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Very truehjs wrote:Nice one, pacing is a thing for yousjors wrote:For me the same. Have to give it another try with more even paced. Finished 1795m. https://log.concept2.com/profile/1076802/log/29618549.allanhallberg wrote:Well that got very ugly very quickly. Thought I would go hard for the first 5 and dig in for the last 5, unfortunately my first 30sec was quickest and went backwards. Lactic acid didn't really get a chance to clear and ended up being a lot of pain and gasping. Finished with 1707m. A nice cold beer went down really well
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Nice one, pacing is a thing for youI would start slower.
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After a few rounds in the ctc you start knowing guys around your level, helps with the pacing. But I have seen you do it a few times now.
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After a few rounds in the ctc you start knowing guys around your level, helps with the pacing. But I have seen you do it a few times now.hjs wrote:Very truesjors wrote:
Nice one, pacing is a thing for youI would start slower.
. Had no idea how fast I good recover in 1 minute. Now I know. And that could mean... I start somewhat slower next time.
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