"Keeping consistent pace" - does it say anything?

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Den_Thorn
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"Keeping consistent pace" - does it say anything?

Post by Den_Thorn » June 10th, 2017, 12:20 pm

Hi folks,

If some1 simple says regarding to rowing "try to keep consistent pace", does it say all about what exactly value trainee should keep - distance per some time, time per some distance or spm?
Just interesting because i often see instructions like "Row 40 minutes keeping consistent pace" with no any future clarifications.

Sorry in adv if it is sort of stupid question :)

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Re: "Keeping consistent pace" - does it say anything?

Post by Gammmmo » June 10th, 2017, 12:21 pm

500m split time....much revolves around that in erg world.
Paul, 49M, 5'11" 83kg (sprint PBs HWT), ex biker now lifting
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Targets: 14s (100m), 355m+ 1min, 1:27(500m), 3:11(1K)

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Re: "Keeping consistent pace" - does it say anything?

Post by bonefixer » June 10th, 2017, 12:52 pm

Same rate (strokes per minute) and same pace (time per 500m or Watts) - it's the most efficient way to complete a given distance in a given time.
Bonefixer, 47M, 83kg, 183cm

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Aims: 6:40 2K, 18:00 5K, 8000m 30min -done, 2.00 pace HM - done

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