Ranger's training thread
Re: Ranger's training thread
If I hit all of my distance targets and end up holding all of the 60s _heavyweight_ WRs from a FM to 5K, I'll beat Hendershott's 60s heavyweight 2K WR, too, by two seconds per 500.
6:16 at 60 is out of the reach of Dick Cashin, or anyone else currently rowing, when they turn 60.
Only one 60s heavyweight has ever rowed sub-6:30.
ranger
6:16 at 60 is out of the reach of Dick Cashin, or anyone else currently rowing, when they turn 60.
Only one 60s heavyweight has ever rowed sub-6:30.
ranger
Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
Re: Ranger's training thread
Sure, 60s heavyweights _should_ be able to row as fast as 5:55.
But no one yet has taken up that (lifetime, in addition to sport-specific) challenge.
6:23.7 is the current 60s hwt standard.
ranger
But no one yet has taken up that (lifetime, in addition to sport-specific) challenge.
6:23.7 is the current 60s hwt standard.
ranger
Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
Re: Ranger's training thread
Let's face it Rich, you're only on here for shits and giggles. You're not going to put a time up ever again.
If you were capable of a 6:16 light 2k (which you aren't), a 6:50 would be a warmup paddle.
And a 1:48 FM? You can't at any rate or weight.
Watching you make an utter arse of yourself just gets better and better.
If you were capable of a 6:16 light 2k (which you aren't), a 6:50 would be a warmup paddle.
And a 1:48 FM? You can't at any rate or weight.
Watching you make an utter arse of yourself just gets better and better.
Rich Cureton. 7:02 at BIRC. But "much better than that now". Yeah, right.
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What does the wife say when she catches you firing off some knuckle-children to this picture?!ranger wrote:This guy rows 6:16 on the erg.ranger wrote:Given even minimal decline with age (e.g., a second over 2K per year), a 6:16 at 60 is 23 seconds better than a 6:16 at, say, 37.
ranger
He's 37.
ranger
You are a sad pathetic lying little old man. How do you look at yourself in the mirror?
Rich Cureton M 60 hwt 5'11" 180 lbs. 7:02.3 (lwt) 2K
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And you row 7:02 and you are 60! No?ranger wrote:
This guy (Eskild Ebbesen) rows 6:16 on the erg.
He's 37.
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Sure, for a HM.rjw wrote:And you row 7:02 and you are 60! No?
10 x 2K (no rest) @ 1:45.
ranger
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Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
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Yea, nothing serious at all about my success as an erger.ausrwr wrote:Let's face it Rich, you're only on here for shits and giggles.
Just some fun to pass the time.
The good life.
It's fun to be the best at something, whatever it might be, even something as insignificant as erging.
ranger
Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
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Say what?ausrwr wrote:You're not going to put a time up ever again.
Not at all.
I am going to do a FM @ 1:48; then a HM @ 1:45; then 60min @ 1:44; then 10K @ 1:42; then 30min @ 1:41; then 6K @ 1:40; then 5K @ 1:39.
I'll do these as a heavyweight.
If I hit these targets, they will all be 60s hwt WRs--by enormous margins, 3-6 seconds per 500m.
At the moment, I have no interest in getting to weight and doing a lightweight 2K.
ranger
Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
Re: Ranger's training thread
Considering all these things must be done before you HWT 2K ... and that the FM has been 5+ years in the making ... do you realize you will be 95 before you are ready to race a 2K??? By then you should be a LWT!ranger wrote:Say what?ausrwr wrote:You're not going to put a time up ever again.
Not at all.
I am going to do a FM @ 1:48; then a HM @ 1:45; then 60min @ 1:44; then 10K @ 1:42; then 30min @ 1:41; then 6K @ 1:40; then 5K @ 1:39.
I'll do these as a heavyweight.
If I hit these targets, they will all be 60s hwt WRs--by enormous margins, 3-6 seconds per 500m.
At the moment, I have no interest in getting to weight and doing a lightweight 2K.
ranger
JimR
Re: Ranger's training thread
Try to cast your mind back, way back, to March 20th, 2011, when you said:ranger wrote: At the moment, I have no interest in getting to weight and doing a lightweight 2K.
I'm sure others have their favorites, but if you're using a Mac can I suggest 'Notational Velocity' as a tool for remembering the assertions you've made so you can make it an entire week without contradicting yourself. Or given the amount of prose you put out, perhaps 'Scrivener' would suit you better; you could treat yourself as an invented character, which isn't far from the truth.ranger wrote: I am a 60s lightweight
Re: Ranger's training thread
No! Based on the logic that you use for others, you are a 7:02 2k 60 year old erger.ranger wrote:Sure, for a HM.rjw wrote:And you row 7:02 and you are 60! No?
10 x 2K (no rest) @ 1:45.
ranger
You have no history of your HM claim.
A screen shot would solve that.
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Re: Ranger's training thread
You're not going to post a HWT time either. Because you're not going to get anywhere near any of those times. Too old, too slow, too bad.ranger wrote:Say what?ausrwr wrote:You're not going to put a time up ever again.
Not at all.
I am going to do a FM @ 1:48; then a HM @ 1:45; then 60min @ 1:44; then 10K @ 1:42; then 30min @ 1:41; then 6K @ 1:40; then 5K @ 1:39.
I'll do these as a heavyweight.
If I hit these targets, they will all be 60s hwt WRs--by enormous margins, 3-6 seconds per 500m.
At the moment, I have no interest in getting to weight and doing a lightweight 2K.
ranger
Rich Cureton. 7:02 at BIRC. But "much better than that now". Yeah, right.
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Just because he can't produce the fastest times ever doesn't mean he isn't the best erger ever does it???ausrwr wrote:You're not going to post a HWT time either. Because you're not going to get anywhere near any of those times. Too old, too slow, too bad.ranger wrote:Say what?ausrwr wrote:You're not going to put a time up ever again.
Not at all.
I am going to do a FM @ 1:48; then a HM @ 1:45; then 60min @ 1:44; then 10K @ 1:42; then 30min @ 1:41; then 6K @ 1:40; then 5K @ 1:39.
I'll do these as a heavyweight.
If I hit these targets, they will all be 60s hwt WRs--by enormous margins, 3-6 seconds per 500m.
At the moment, I have no interest in getting to weight and doing a lightweight 2K.
ranger
Well at least he is a multi-millionare ... who won't pay his debts?!
JimR
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I have had the best 2K time in my age and weight division for the last two years, without even preparing for my races.JimR wrote:Just because he can't produce the fastest times ever doesn't mean he isn't the best erger
Last year, no one my age or weight (or older) came within 20 seconds of my 2K.
ranger
Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
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But I thought you were claiming to be the best EVER ... faster than anyone could have ever been ... crushing records like they were the brittle backs of lesser men.ranger wrote:I have had the best 2K time in my age and weight division for the last two years, without even preparing for my races.JimR wrote:Just because he can't produce the fastest times ever doesn't mean he isn't the best erger
Last year, no one my age or weight (or older) came within 20 seconds of my 2K.
ranger
Now you want to claim that a 6:41 (because it was a bit better than others) is the same as your claims of being in 6:16 form?!
I can't figure out what happened to all the reaping you were going to do from the years of investing ...
JimR