Lunar Landings: Sea of Tranquility and Other Lunacies

PJM · Post by **PJM** » June 6th, 2008, 3:41 pm

Bob..very interesting and informative story you told.You certainly have been through alot and I admire your strength and tenacity at recovery.The points you make are great and I have enjoyed this part of the discussion regarding heart rate.It is many times our personal experiences that gain us more knowledge than any book or expert's advice.Thank you for sharing this here and I hope that others get as much out if it as I did.I wish you continued good health !!

Pat

Kona2 · Post by **Kona2** » June 6th, 2008, 7:34 pm

While not rowing specific, this is very much a team specific link - and one of the things we wanted to capture in this segment of the forum was links to references, etc. So here you go:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/duckmarx/

AJ, where did the Duckmarx bit come from? It reminds me of a Napa Valley winery.

DUCKMARX · Post by **DUCKMARX** » June 7th, 2008, 1:08 am

Kona2 wrote: . . . where did the Duckmarx bit come from?

Jan,

Chris' pet name for me is 'duck'
. . . an artist is someone who makes marks,
. . . I like the look of 'marx' more than 'marks'

That's where the Duckmarx bit comes from. Thanks for asking.

AJ

andreacs · Post by **andreacs** » June 8th, 2008, 2:05 am

NY Times article with useful tips and complementary training ideas.

NYTimes.com: From a World-Class Rower, Tips to Sharpen Technique
(http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/22/fashi ... 0&emc=eta1)

Happy rowing!

Andrea
P.S. I wanted to start a new subject in our area, and opened new topic

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Any ideas how I could delete that?

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Lunar Landings: Sea of Tranquility and Other Lunacies

Link to AJ's photos/art

Re: Link to AJ's photos/art

From a World-Class Rower, Tips to Sharpen Technique