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Post by Keep on rowing! » December 28th, 2007, 1:16 pm

Kudos to Schenley for taking on the team captain role. Welcome to all our new & returning members. The JVC is a great way to stay motivated & keep racking up those meters. Lets go ladies (and kids, etc)! Have a great day all & Happy New Year a tad early.
Lori :wink:

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Post by MomofJBN » December 28th, 2007, 1:51 pm

Susan, Nicholas is up for a row w/Danae, but I'm not 100% sure if we'll be home New Years day. I'll let you know once we figure things out.

It's great to see lots of familiar faces returning. Start slowly, Grams, and work back up to your old times. It sounds like you're on the right track. And I know all about putting a house on the market at the wrong time. Ours went on sale a week after 9/11. Wishing you a speedy sale.

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Post by Keep on rowing! » December 29th, 2007, 5:19 pm

Hello ladies.
Just thought I would throw my goals out there for the JVC. I know we did this last year and it helps to stay focused. I plan to do 5-6 days a week at least 5k a day. I will most likely do much more, but we all know life gets in the way! I will row for my health and family which will make me a better mommy. Cheers to all. Keep on rowing!
Lori :)

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Post by Wood_Duck » December 30th, 2007, 10:22 am

I like that idea. I find putting my resolutions in writing really helps me.

I'll put my exercise/JVTC resolutions here. I WILL row 5x a week of at least 30 minutes.

I am also interested in looking back at what I wrote last year and reflect on what worked and what did not! I'll start a new thread--Resolutions in a Row.

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Post by Mrs. Wu » December 30th, 2007, 12:03 pm

Right now my husband and I are sick with really bad colds, but my resolution is to row six times a week. I'm trying to lose weight and rowing should help me with that. I also just love to row. It makes me feel so good. Happy New Year Everyone and good luck with the JVC!!!!!! Go Ducks!

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Post by Surf Scoter » December 30th, 2007, 8:50 pm

Hi all, I rowed 50,000 a week for the Holiday Challenge, so I plan to row at least 30,000/week for the JVC. I try to row 5 days/week so I may do better, but I'll pledge that amount toward the effort. Over to resolutions in a row for the rest....

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Post by Sicilianna » December 31st, 2007, 1:52 am

Happy New Year's Eve All!

Best wishes to you and yours in 2008!

My husband is working tonight as can often be the case in the restaurant business on New Year's Eve. I shall be home at the stroke of twelve and thought that it might be great to start the new year and the JVC with a short row soon after the ball drops. Perhaps I'll even treat myself to a glass of wine afterwards.

Buona Fortuna a noi ! Good Luck to us!

Anna in NY

PS: The duck below won't be rowing with us..... ; )


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Post by Wood_Duck » December 31st, 2007, 10:11 am

That's GREAT!

We celebrate New Years at 9 PM. (We figure it is midnight somewhere in the world.) We set off fireworks, open the door to let the new year in, bang pans etc.

The neighbors have figured out what's going on after 4 years! (My daughter is almost 8 and it worked best to have an "early" new years celebration.)

Anna--do you have row pro? We could do a midnight row on-line?

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Post by Sicilianna » December 31st, 2007, 10:30 am

Wood_Duck wrote:
Anna--do you have row pro? We could do a midnight row on-line?

Susan
Hi Susan,

When my Model E arrived in early November, I activated my Row-Pro trial and liked it very much. Unfortunately, with the upcoming holidays, I forgot to purchase the program before the trial expired. All efforts to purchase Row-Pro online since then have failed, despite the efforts of those at Row Pro to help me. (For some reason, I'm not being allowed to enter all the information necessary for purchase.)

Very confusing..... Now that Christmas is over, perhaps we can tackle this again. I've never had so much trouble trying to buy something online before!

I'll let you know if this changes...

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Post by Wood_Duck » December 31st, 2007, 1:24 pm

Hang in there with the Row Pro people, it is a small operation with a very special product for a limited market. Pete is fabulous and usually quite quick to get things resolved. Send another email. Assist @ digitalrowing.com or support @ digitalrowing.com (I would use both addresses.)
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Post by Sicilianna » December 31st, 2007, 1:53 pm

Wood_Duck wrote:..... Pete is fabulous and usually quite quick to get things resolved.
I agree, wholeheartedly. Pete was very kind and tried to help. I hope we can figure out the difficulty soon !!!!

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Post by MomofJBN » December 31st, 2007, 2:58 pm

Hey gang - we are now 25 strong! I know there are more Ducks out there. Come on in; the water's fine.

Remember, DAFT is separate from the Ducks. Joining DAFT is only for the JVC and doesn't remove you from the Ducks. Your meters count for both.

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Post by grams » December 31st, 2007, 3:58 pm

I plan to welcome the New Year and my resolution to pay more attention to my body in an unorthodox way. New Years Day my friend is having a Polar Bear Swim party at her lakeside home. Jump in the lake (about 50 degrees F) then sauna/hot tub!
Its one way to do some aerobic deep breathing (read gasping).

Happy New Year from the Pacific Northwest

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Post by mlkim39 » December 31st, 2007, 5:15 pm

Hello,

I recently joined the Ducks team in November and would like to join DAFT. I find that rowing really helps me in so many ways and since I happen to be pretty competitive, the challenges definitely keep that fire roaring.

:-)

Looking forward to the January Challenge.

Michele Kim

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