Rowing and inline skating
Posted: May 25th, 2015, 10:11 pm
Hi,
In years past, I've done a lot of inline skating (1000+ miles/year). We're blessed with some really good trails in our area. This year, we got a C2/PM5 for Christmas. The combination of the C2 and lousy winter and early spring weather resulted in getting out to skate only a couple times each month. But I discovered something--I felt as good on the skates as if I had been skating much more often. It seems that erging and skating use the same muscles in the legs and torso. Just yesterday, I went out for 22 miles and even though I hadn't been on skates for three weeks, I felt great! It's wonderful to discover that I can use the C2 to train for skating as well as for its own sake.
John B.
In years past, I've done a lot of inline skating (1000+ miles/year). We're blessed with some really good trails in our area. This year, we got a C2/PM5 for Christmas. The combination of the C2 and lousy winter and early spring weather resulted in getting out to skate only a couple times each month. But I discovered something--I felt as good on the skates as if I had been skating much more often. It seems that erging and skating use the same muscles in the legs and torso. Just yesterday, I went out for 22 miles and even though I hadn't been on skates for three weeks, I felt great! It's wonderful to discover that I can use the C2 to train for skating as well as for its own sake.
John B.