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29:32.5 8,848 1:40.1 348 1498 29
7:02.9 2,212 1:35.5 401 1678 32
7:36.0 2,212 1:43.0 320 1399 28
7:33.3 2,212 1:42.4 325 1419 29
7:20.2 2,212 1:39.5 355 1522 31
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7:36.0 2,212 1:43.0 320 1399 28
7:33.3 2,212 1:42.4 325 1419 29
7:20.2 2,212 1:39.5 355 1522 31
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There was, but not this week, will have to go harder next week (should get two efforts in) to make some places back!Jbrown1215 wrote: ↑April 2nd, 2025, 11:48 amStrong effort, Alex. So hard to feel like you got these workouts just right on the first try -- still ~2 days left for a re-row!
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31:47.5 8,848 1:47.7 279 1261 24 175
7:38.4 2,212 1:43.6 315 1382 27 174
7:59.1 2,212 1:48.2 276 1248 24 175
8:12.8 2,212 1:51.3 253 1171 22 174
7:57.2 2,212 1:47.8 279 1259 27 179
You're too hard on yourself, Sascha. Looking at people's results, most seemed to finish Week 2's workout around ~7 splits slower than 2k PB pace. Granted, you're probably faster now than your 6:37 PB would suggest, but squeezing down to 1:43-1:44 average would've probably been much tougher than it might seem.Sakly wrote: ↑April 4th, 2025, 8:26 amYesterday I tried a warmup for ergenduranceseries and failed horribly. Switched to a low rate steady 30min and failed horribly again after 9mins - no pop, no drive, no energy at all. My watch agreed giving me a training readiness 7 out of 100![]()
Skipped the whole thing and had a hot bath instead![]()
Today I got out of bed and my watch gave me a training readiness 1 out of 100![]()
What shall I say, not far from the truth by feel.
It is the last day to set a score, so no excuses to skip the workout anymore. 10min warmup felt much better than yesterday, but far from good. Plans I made on release day of the workout went out the window before start, I knew I will be much slower.
Put in what was possible for the first interval, then tried +5. No power for the 3rd left, only low rate paddling trying to push a bit on each stroke. Upped the rate in the last one with much less power in strokes to get the pace down a bit again and I knew it will be over after that one.
On a solid day I would have tried for ca. 4s faster splits, but I am not able to fit these workouts in my training schedule. Weekly hard workouts (when several attempts would make sense too) are too much to fit for me. So it's very likely this was the first and last time I participated in such competition.Code: Select all
Time Meters Pace Watts Cal/Hr S/M ❤️ 31:47.5 8,848 1:47.7 279 1261 24 175 7:38.4 2,212 1:43.6 315 1382 27 174 7:59.1 2,212 1:48.2 276 1248 24 175 8:12.8 2,212 1:51.3 253 1171 22 174 7:57.2 2,212 1:47.8 279 1259 27 179
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40:00.0 10,001 1:59.9 203 997 20 127
5:00.0 1,250 2:00.0 203 997 20 123
10:00.0 1,250 2:00.0 203 997 20 126
15:00.0 1,250 2:00.0 203 997 20 126
20:00.0 1,250 2:00.0 203 997 20 127
25:00.0 1,250 2:00.0 203 997 20 129
30:00.0 1,250 2:00.0 203 997 20 130
35:00.0 1,250 2:00.0 203 997 20 128
40:00.0 1,250 2:00.0 203 997 20 134
Not too hard on myself, only summarizing the fact I don't get enough rest with weekly planned hard sessions aside my strength training, which still has focus - at least 50/50 to rowing. At the moment I am wearing me down.Jbrown1215 wrote: ↑April 4th, 2025, 9:29 pmYou're too hard on yourself, Sascha. Looking at people's results, most seemed to finish Week 2's workout around ~7 splits slower than 2k PB pace. Granted, you're probably faster now than your 6:37 PB would suggest, but squeezing down to 1:43-1:44 average would've probably been much tougher than it might seem.
Maybe for Week 3 aim to get two attempts in; do the first on Sat or Sun, giving you at least a couple days to rest up and recover before a more calculated and confident re-row later in the week. Now that may not matter at all if the Endurance Series isn't a priority for you, but I'm treating this as one of my biggest events of the year so all my other training is built around being fresh and ready for whatever diabolical workouts the organizers throw our way.