ranger wrote:If I just stroke steadily
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The Two Types of Training
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of course he has. he just can't do it at AT yet!BrianStaff wrote:So, you have not yet pulled a 2K at 32spm?ranger wrote:When I get a solid AT 2K at 32 spm.Brian Staff wrote:When does sharpening start?
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Over the next six weeks, the workouts that will be crucial for me, I think, are repeat 2Ks, of whatever number, perhaps up to 10 (a Zatopek 2K workout).
When I was a runner, my favorite workout was repeat miles.
Great stuff.
If I concentrate of these long intervals, I think I can get so that I can rate 30-32 in repeat 2Ks before the end of April.
ranger
When I was a runner, my favorite workout was repeat miles.
Great stuff.
If I concentrate of these long intervals, I think I can get so that I can rate 30-32 in repeat 2Ks before the end of April.
ranger
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You mean like Mike VB, who missed his target by 12 seconds at WIRC 2010?TomR wrote:Tomorrow he won't come anywhere near 6.30 for 2k
No, I think I'll do quite a bit better than that in estimating my abilities, and unlike Mike's wild misjudgment, without any predictive sharpening workouts for guidance.
ranger
Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
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You mean like your last week's prediction of 6:28 against 6:50 and change? Only > 22 seconds out, not bad. But that's rangermath for youranger wrote:You mean like Mike VB, who missed his target by 12 seconds at WIRC 2010?TomR wrote:Tomorrow he won't come anywhere near 6.30 for 2k
No, I think I'll do quite a bit better than that in estimating my abilities, and unlike Mike's wild misjudgment, without any predictive sharpening workouts for guidance.
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At least he has a history, you history in the 55/60 bracket is almost empty, you have a few 6.40/50 , lots of 7 plus races and even more DNS.ranger wrote:No, your list is history.mikvan52 wrote:mike's list
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On all onther distances your history is .................... blank.
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You, on the other hand are only just 26 seconds away from your target,ranger wrote:You mean like Mike VB, who missed his target by 12 seconds at WIRC 2010?TomR wrote:Tomorrow he won't come anywhere near 6.30 for 2k
No, I think I'll do quite a bit better than that in estimating my abilities, and unlike Mike's wild misjudgment, without any predictive sharpening workouts for guidance.
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Mike did win the hamer again , you won the closed bat cave race in the dark, in Ann Arbour.
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Our intrepid hero is packing 10 water bottles, bobble hat, cape, etc. into the bat-mobile, about to make the journey. Our hero says to himself,
http://girowing.com/documents/2010%20Is ... prints.pdf
Will our hero row the veteran race? I can't tell from the form, but it appears there are no weight divisions for that race but there are age handicaps. Will he row in the open lightweight men race? The tension builds.
In case you missed it, here is an interview from last month:
The doubt quickly vanishes from his mind, replaced withI think I am a little late with my training still. I suspect that I will reach a peak next year, not this year.
" andI don't need any help with erging (my stroke is perfect)
No wait.I'll get a sub-6:30 2K.
I assume this is the event:"I now row like Eskild. In fact, I might be faster. I might row under 6:00 for 2K.
http://girowing.com/documents/2010%20Is ... prints.pdf
Will our hero row the veteran race? I can't tell from the form, but it appears there are no weight divisions for that race but there are age handicaps. Will he row in the open lightweight men race? The tension builds.
In case you missed it, here is an interview from last month:
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Looks like another event with no stroke data etc.
Can't remember when he last did an event which was open to scrutiny.
Would love to see the stroke data from his racing_with_breaks technique!
Steve
Can't remember when he last did an event which was open to scrutiny.
Would love to see the stroke data from his racing_with_breaks technique!
Steve
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Excellent post.jliddil wrote:ranger wrote:If I just stroke steadily
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Sub six if stroking that.
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If I had 2 bits for every time Ranger used a phase like this...........ranger wrote:Over the next six weeks, the workouts that will be crucial for me, I think, are repeat 2Ks, of whatever number, perhaps up to 10 (a Zatopek 2K workout).
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ranger....DNF
"Justice turns the scale, bringing to some learning through suffering" Aeschylus
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Wow! what a loser!lintonwilson wrote:ranger....DNF
He should start doing instead of talking.
"walking the walk" ~ fail !
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PB: 500m 1:44.0 2K 7:57.1 5K 20:58.7 30' 6866m
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Nothing surprising there. A DNF perfectly matches all the workout results he promises to post. None of them ever get finished either.
You'd think this soap opera would now be dead...somehow I can't imagine that happening.
By the way, now that the real rowers are heading outside, does the erg talk continue on the forum or does that fall off substantially until next winter?
You'd think this soap opera would now be dead...somehow I can't imagine that happening.
By the way, now that the real rowers are heading outside, does the erg talk continue on the forum or does that fall off substantially until next winter?
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DNF is not news. It's called a consequence. Start stupid. End foolish.TomR wrote:ranger wrote: . . . I think I will pull a 2K, 1:37 @ 32 spm, the day after tomorrow, Saturday morning, in Detroit.
Please do set off at a 1.37 pace. Any rate.
That is a guarantee of failure. You'll be lucking to be pulling 1.45s when you hit 750 to go.
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