Beginner with concept2
Beginner with concept2
I bought a concept2 about three weeks ago and have never rowed or used an indoor rower until now. I noticed I reach fatigue much faster than if I were doing cardio in the gym. I finally worked my way up to 15 with one break in the middle. I also did some Hiit few times last week. Is this normal for a first timer? I think my posture and form are good but I noticed I get a real burning sensation in my stomach while rowing.
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Re: Beginner with concept2
Depends on your fitness. If you go easy you should be able to keep it going for pretty long. Go hard and you will wipped in a few minutes.nickc84 wrote:I bought a concept2 about three weeks ago and have never rowed or used an indoor rower until now. I noticed I reach fatigue much faster than if I were doing cardio in the gym. I finally worked my way up to 15 with one break in the middle. I also did some Hiit few times last week. Is this normal for a first timer? I think my posture and form are good but I noticed I get a real burning sensation in my stomach while rowing.
Details, meters, time, strokerate. Age/height/weight. Level of fitness will help to get a better respons.
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Re: Beginner with concept2
Cardio in the gym runs the gamut. I suspect that the cardio is/was low intensity of short duration. I say that because there are many examples of long distance runners and cyclists taking to erging like ducks to water.nickc84 wrote:I noticed I reach fatigue much faster than if I were doing cardio in the gym.
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66-69: .5,1,2,5,6,10K: 1:30.8 3:14.1 6:40.7 17:34.0 21:18.1 36:21.7 30;60;HM: 8337 16237 1:20:25
70-78: .5,1,2,5,6,10K: 1:32.7 3:19.5 6:58.1 17:55.3 21:32.6 36:41.9 30;60;HM: 8214 15353 1:23:02.5
66-69: .5,1,2,5,6,10K: 1:30.8 3:14.1 6:40.7 17:34.0 21:18.1 36:21.7 30;60;HM: 8337 16237 1:20:25
70-78: .5,1,2,5,6,10K: 1:32.7 3:19.5 6:58.1 17:55.3 21:32.6 36:41.9 30;60;HM: 8214 15353 1:23:02.5
Re: Beginner with concept2
hjs wrote:Depends on your fitness. If you go easy you should be able to keep it going for pretty long. Go hard and you will wipped in a few minutes.nickc84 wrote:I bought a concept2 about three weeks ago and have never rowed or used an indoor rower until now. I noticed I reach fatigue much faster than if I were doing cardio in the gym. I finally worked my way up to 15 with one break in the middle. I also did some Hiit few times last week. Is this normal for a first timer? I think my posture and form are good but I noticed I get a real burning sensation in my stomach while rowing.
Details, meters, time, strokerate. Age/height/weight. Level of fitness will help to get a better respons.
30yo Male 5"8 197lbs
Sorry for the delay. I tried out one of the daily workouts today and it went pretty good.
4 x 1000m / 1 min easy
Row four 1000 meter pieces. Row for one minute at light pressure between each 1000.
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The best pic of session is the one of the summary of the rows. There the full 4 reps and there pace and rate was shown.
Re: Beginner with concept2
Oh ok ill try to remember to do that next time. Thanks