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Daren
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Post by Daren » April 18th, 2006, 1:48 pm

Godfried wrote:
Daren wrote:... Me? I log everything. Warm-ups, cool-downs, aborted rows, run-off... everything. If it's on my PM3, I claim it. =)
There hasn't been very much on your PM3 lately. :twisted:
10km today, though! (Actually, 10013m!)
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Re: Adding on water meters to your C2 log book.

Post by ehagberg » April 18th, 2006, 1:55 pm

whp4 wrote: Given that C2 appears willing to give out the million meter club prizes based on the aggregate of indoor and outdoor meters, I'd say they have the more inclusive view.
That's not actually true. Million Meter club prizes are awarded based solely on off-water meters. Period.

Some "challenges" are set up to include on-water meters for the requirements of the challenge, but not all.

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Re: Adding on water meters to your C2 log book.

Post by whp4 » April 18th, 2006, 4:42 pm

ehagberg wrote:
whp4 wrote: Given that C2 appears willing to give out the million meter club prizes based on the aggregate of indoor and outdoor meters, I'd say they have the more inclusive view.
That's not actually true. Million Meter club prizes are awarded based solely on off-water meters. Period.

Some "challenges" are set up to include on-water meters for the requirements of the challenge, but not all.
Whoops, my mistake - window was a little too small, didn't see the note at the bottom of the MMC page. I wonder if KC Colt has to scan the logs to make sure there are a million on-floor meters...

I think if you buy and use Dreissigacker oars, on-water meters ought to count :)

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Re: Adding on water meters to your C2 log book.

Post by Rockin Roland » April 18th, 2006, 6:12 pm

whp4 wrote:

I think if you buy and use Dreissigacker oars, on-water meters ought to count :)

Bill
Spot on !!! That's why I don't log my on water meters to my C2 log book. I use Croker oars instead of C2 oars. It would be unfair to log my Croker oared meters because I'd cover more meters over the same period than if I was using C2 oars.

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: Sorry, You left yourself open and I couldn't resist that one!!!
PBs: 2K 6:13.4, 5K 16:32, 6K 19:55, 10K 33:49, 30min 8849m, 60min 17,309m
Caution: Static C2 ergs can ruin your technique and timing for rowing in a boat.
The best thing I ever did to improve my rowing was to sell my C2 and get a Rowperfect.

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