Believe what you want.Steve G wrote:Why should we believe you will actually do it?
It's a free world.
I am just training, and talking about it here.
Lots of rowing this morning at 25-26 spm and 12-13 SPI.
Stroke feels great.
118 df.
ranger
Believe what you want.Steve G wrote:Why should we believe you will actually do it?
Supplied? you mean you dreamt itranger wrote:The pic was already supplied. If you missed it, so it goes.ranger wrote:I just had the bars that the pedals attach to.rjw wrote:What, exactly, do you mean - "I didn't even have any pedals--much less toe straps"?
No pedals themselves.
ranger
ranger
And yet you can't complete 2k on the Erg without breaks. Weird.ranger wrote:I really like my training routine now.
A triple session!
OTErg, OTBike, OTW
I would like to get to 90min of each.
That would be 4.5 hours of physical work--every day.
I don't take rest days.
I eat breakfast after erging, and I take a break for an hour or so after biking.
ranger
Who said that?APM wrote:And yet you can't complete 2k on the Erg without breaks?
ranger wrote:Who said that?APM wrote:And yet you can't complete 2k on the Erg without breaks?
Last year, no one my age and weight came within 20 seconds of my 2K (a lwt 6:41).
For my age (59) and weight (lightweight), I pulled WR pace (the 60s lwt WR is 6:42)--at max drag, without even preparing for it (with anaerobic work).
Fully prepared and rowing well (13 SPI) at low drag (118 df.), I think I will blablabla.
That will be blblabla seconds under the 60s hwt WR and 50s lwt WR, bla seconds under my pb set seven years ago, blablabla seconds under the 55s lwt WR, and bla seconds under the 60s lwt WR.
ranger
ranger wrote:Thanks for that, coach.leadville wrote:Your past performance predicts another year of complete and utter failure to meet any of your stated goals.
Sure, I'll probably fail to reach my goals.
ranger
On your last pathetic attempt to break the 55-59 WR at a satellite event earlier in the year, you couldn't even finish a 2k, whilst rowing with breaks.ranger wrote:Who said that?APM wrote:And yet you can't complete 2k on the Erg without breaks?
Last year, no one my age and weight came within 20 seconds of my 2K (a lwt 6:41).
For my age (59) and weight (lightweight), I pulled WR pace (the 60s lwt WR is 6:42)--at max drag, without even preparing for it (with anaerobic work).
Fully prepared and rowing well (13 SPI) at low drag (118 df.), I think I will pull 6:20 at BIRC 2010.
That will be 4 seconds under the 60s hwt WR and 50s lwt WR, 8 seconds under my pb set seven years ago, 18 seconds under the 55s lwt WR, and 22 seconds under the 60s lwt WR.
ranger
I've often thought you must get through some serious refuelling to be doing the amount of exercise you do yet still be above weight. The calorific load of alcohol is a pain, uh?ranger wrote:A triple session!
OTErg, OTBike, OTW
I would like to get to 90min of each.
That would be 4.5 hours of physical work--every day.
No, you didn't.ranger wrote:In 2003, I did 10K @ 1:45.
Which proves what? I can take a "digipic" of my bike after I take off the pedals and then make some absurd claim too. It proves nothing.ranger wrote:[
"Quoted as saying.."?
No.
I also posted a digipic here of my pedal-less bike.
So, now, it's not just talk.
ranger
Amusement, Paul. Jollity, Frivolity. And it's the last chance in the world to emulate our predecessors who used to pay to go into Bedlam and poke the inmates.bloomp wrote:Could we please abandon this? Really, what does this get any of us intelligent people? Frustration? Anger?
Those courageous souls that daily battle irrationality and insanity here do so as the last and greatest bulwark of civilization and reason.. Fighting the good fight to drag our tortured hero back from the brink, back from the abyss of madness.bloomp wrote:Could we please abandon this? Really, what does this get any of us intelligent people? Frustration? Anger?
Well, 9K. Pretty much the same.lancs wrote:No, you didn't.ranger wrote:In 2003, I did 10K @ 1:45.
Why is it you feel the need to tell lies on a daily basis?
So why the absolute insistence on lying? Why not say you did 9k? If it's pretty much the same, and you feel compelled to lie, why not say 8k? And nobody believes you did the 9k either. I have an idea...tomorrow when you do your 1:42 for as long as you can, on your way to 10k someday in the future, post a screenshot showing us how long you made it. That will tell us how close you are to your lofty ambitions. Any reason in the world you couldn't do that tomorrow?ranger wrote:Well, 9K. Pretty much the same.lancs wrote:No, you didn't.ranger wrote:In 2003, I did 10K @ 1:45.
Why is it you feel the need to tell lies on a daily basis?
A favorite sharpening workout of mine was to do 1:45 pace as long as I could--over and over.
Eventually, I got to 9K.
Now, I need to do the same with 1:42.
ranger