The Two Types of Training
- Carl Watts
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Re: The Two Types of Training
The boat is going to be fast because it's called the...
"Wind-up-er"
Hey finally posted a 2K, not a bad effort as it was supposed to be a 2K CD after doing a 10K and then a 2K row. Was Erging with Peter Skene so I was inspired to push myself. His first 2K was 6:33 and his CD was 6:58 ! amazing stuff.
Felt pretty good and my HR never maxed out and then I just stood up and walked away at the end so a sub 7 is coming real soon.
"Wind-up-er"
Hey finally posted a 2K, not a bad effort as it was supposed to be a 2K CD after doing a 10K and then a 2K row. Was Erging with Peter Skene so I was inspired to push myself. His first 2K was 6:33 and his CD was 6:58 ! amazing stuff.
Felt pretty good and my HR never maxed out and then I just stood up and walked away at the end so a sub 7 is coming real soon.
Carl Watts.
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Age:56 Weight: 108kg Height:183cm
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Re: The Two Types of Training
I think the boat should be called after me, after all it's my money that is going to the drainCarl Watts wrote:The boat is going to be fast because it's called the...
"Wind-up-er"
Hey finally posted a 2K, not a bad effort as it was supposed to be a 2K CD after doing a 10K and then a 2K row. Was Erging with Peter Skene so I was inspired to push myself. His first 2K was 6:33 and his CD was 6:58 ! amazing stuff.
Felt pretty good and my HR never maxed out and then I just stood up and walked away at the end so a sub 7 is coming real soon.
Re: The Two Types of Training
How many people have surpassed your WR since you set it Prof?ranger wrote: I'll always be the first 50s lwt to erg sub-6:30
Re: The Two Types of Training
At this lower drag (135 df.), I am getting better and better length, and so my rates are dropping at the same paces, especially at lower rates.
Today, my FM stroke shifted from 1:48 @ 25 spm to 1:48 @ 24 spm.
If I can get that to 1:48 @ 23 spm, it will be perfect.
12 SPI
HR around 155 bpm, low UT1.
In 2003, I pulled 1:48 at my anaerobic threshold, 172 bpm, and 28 spm/10 SPI.
Nice progress, almost a full training band--2 SPI, 4 spm, and 17 bpm--even though I am now 7 years older.
Delighted with this.
ranger
Today, my FM stroke shifted from 1:48 @ 25 spm to 1:48 @ 24 spm.
If I can get that to 1:48 @ 23 spm, it will be perfect.
12 SPI
HR around 155 bpm, low UT1.
In 2003, I pulled 1:48 at my anaerobic threshold, 172 bpm, and 28 spm/10 SPI.
Nice progress, almost a full training band--2 SPI, 4 spm, and 17 bpm--even though I am now 7 years older.
Delighted with this.
ranger
Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
Re: The Two Types of Training
Have you done that slacker session, 10 x 2K (1 minute rest), 1:43 @ 29 spm (10 MPS, 11 SPI)?lancs wrote:How many people have surpassed your WR since you set it Prof?ranger wrote: I'll always be the first 50s lwt to erg sub-6:30
Come on.
Overall, it's only 2:00 pace.
It's only rowing with breaks (RWBs)!
You don't even have to row continuously, so it's a piece of cake.
You get to rest every seven minutes!
Post the screen shot when you get it done so we can see.
If you can get it done, it predicts a 6:12 2K, a top-end UT1 of 1:43.
If you do it, you'll set the 30s lightweight British record and be better, historically, than Tom Kay, and better, at the moment, than Eskild E.
Nice!
ranger
Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
Re: The Two Types of Training
Other than me, no lightweight older than 50 has pulled sub-6:30, much less tried to get better once they have.lancs wrote:How many people have surpassed your WR since you set it Prof?ranger wrote: I'll always be the first 50s lwt to erg sub-6:30
So it will be interesting to see how this all turns out.
Now, at 59, I am quite a bit better now than I was when I was 52.
And when I was 50, I wasn't even racing yet, and wasn't a lightweight.
ranger
Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
Re: The Two Types of Training
In almost a decade, only two, both almost three years younger than I was in 2003, and so far, by only three seconds.lancs wrote:How many people have surpassed your WR since you set it Prof?ranger wrote: I'll always be the first 50s lwt to erg sub-6:30
Now, neither of them even pulls 6:30.
ranger
Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
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Re: The Two Types of Training
Do you, even?ranger wrote:Now, neither of them even pulls 6:30.
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Re: The Two Types of Training
Muppet. At a minimum there's Paul Siebach, current 50-54 MLW holder at 6:25.1. He didn't row it on his birthday. Thus he was older than 50.feckandclueless wrote:Other than me, no lightweight older than 50 has pulled sub-6:30, much less tried to get better once they have. So it will be interesting to see how this all turns out. Now, at 59, I am quite a bit better now than I was when I was 52. And when I was 50, I wasn't even racing yet, and wasn't a lightweight.lancs wrote:How many people have surpassed your WR since you set it Prof?ranger wrote: I'll always be the first 50s lwt to erg sub-6:30
ranger
As for your problem with your Peinert, perhaps you should fix the axle rather than the axel. You are attempting to learn sliding-seat rowing, not figure skating.
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Re: The Two Types of Training
Has Ranger paid his debts yet?
Re: The Two Types of Training
Nope.NavigtationHazard wrote:At a minimum there's Paul Siebach, current 50-54 MLW holder at 6:25.1
Not 6:25.
Now, at 51 years old, Paul is at 6:31.
The decline is swift!
RANKING RESULTS 2010
Indoor Rower | Individual and Race Results | 2000m | Men's | Lightweight | Ages 50-59 | Current 2010 Season
1 Paul Siebach 51 Oakton VA USA 6:31.2 RACE
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RANKING RESULTS 2004
Indoor Rower | Individual and Race Results | 2000m | Men's | Lightweight | Ages 50-59 | 2004 Season
1 Rich CURETON 52 Ann Arbor MI USA 6:28.0 RACE
ranger
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Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
Re: The Two Types of Training
And you pull... Oh right, about a dozen seconds slower than your WR! Nowhere near sub-6:30.ranger wrote:In almost a decade, only two, both almost three years younger than I was in 2003, and so far, by only three seconds.lancs wrote:How many people have surpassed your WR since you set it Prof?ranger wrote: I'll always be the first 50s lwt to erg sub-6:30
Now, neither of them even pulls 6:30.
ranger
24, 166lbs, 5'9
Re: The Two Types of Training
Over the last few years, I haven't been training to race, Paul.bloomp wrote:And you pull... Oh right, about a dozen seconds slower than your WR! Nowhere near sub-6:30.
I have been training to get better.
Even so, over the last two years, I have had the best 2K in the 55s lwts by crescendoing margins, even though am now 59.
In my training, I am just getting ready for distance trials.
I will be completely trained to race this fall, though.
Then, we'll see.
Well, actually, we'll see long before that.
Distance trials are very accurate 2K predictors.
For example, 5K is done at 2K + 5.
So a 17:00 5K predicts a 6:28 2K.
10K is done at 2K + 8.
So a 35:00 10K, predicts a 6:28 2K.
60min is done at 2K + 9.
So 17K for 60min predicts a 6:28 2K.
ranger
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Rich Cureton M 72 5'11" 165 lbs. 2K pbs: 6:27.5 (hwt), 6:28 (lwt)
Re: The Two Types of Training
Is "better" qualitative, quantitative, or just barking?ranger wrote: I am quite a bit better now than I was when I was 52.
I think it's just troll bait
How is 6:41 "quite a bit better" than 6:28?
I assume that that's the only marker for you, the barker.....
Nice try! Look out for the hook
"20k a day OTW": you say?
What's your wawa-spi going to be? 30 spm and 2:10 pace is.... ?
{EDIT} That's not fair of me: 28 and 2:05 for only 1k is.... ?....... 6.4..... How did you lose half of your spi just by slipping into the Peinert?
(others beware.. I'm just baiting too: spi is not used for anything other than ranger banter)
Re: The Two Types of Training
Rich: I've a suggestion you might want to consider:
Post some Long_Term_ Goals_ for your OTW campaign... It would provide more interest than that of the impossible 6:16 stuff you've gone on and on about for all these years.
May I suggest:
(for the 1x)
By Sept.1 2010...... 1k in 4 minutes
By Nov.1 2011....... 5k in 22 minutes
and... (what a relief) your weight won't be an issue
I think you can achieve these two times. Do you?
May I also suggest you purchase a NK timing device. It's nice to know your boat speed relative to the water. They're easy to calibrate too... AND! You and I can squabble over the math involved in this calibration process....
Post some Long_Term_ Goals_ for your OTW campaign... It would provide more interest than that of the impossible 6:16 stuff you've gone on and on about for all these years.
May I suggest:
(for the 1x)
By Sept.1 2010...... 1k in 4 minutes
By Nov.1 2011....... 5k in 22 minutes
and... (what a relief) your weight won't be an issue
I think you can achieve these two times. Do you?
May I also suggest you purchase a NK timing device. It's nice to know your boat speed relative to the water. They're easy to calibrate too... AND! You and I can squabble over the math involved in this calibration process....