no no no... you;ve confused yourself again... you've told us many many times recently that you now row perfectly, and all you need to do is sharpen - which you said you'd started.... you're not still working on technique... that phase is finished...ranger wrote:
As i have explained many times, lately, I like to train is freer ways, off the clock, so that I can work on technique, which I am trying to improve.
Im thinking it must be Aspergers, rampant narcassism with a persecution complex the size of Belgium.ranger wrote:aharmer wrote: You show that simple piece that you do every day and everybody here will give you the respect you long for.
This is the funniest thing I have heard so far.
Been there, done that.
You have no understanding of the depth, pitch, and ineradicable ill-will in the tight, snobbish rowing community.
In 2003, I broke the WR twice in a row and it only heightened the pitch of nasty nay-saying, which had already been going on for a year.
So, in response, three weeks later, I broke the WR a third time.
Robert Brody, coach of the USIRT, probably lost his job over the issue, and now, there _is_ no USIRT.
No wonder.
After twenty years with the company, at Concept2, they had to lock Brody's computer and tell him to go home.
I am happy to have a discussion about training with some decent human beings, but nay-sayers are not human beings, and nay-saying is not a conversation about training.
Nay-sayers are vermin--insecure, small-minded, passive-agressive wimps, who, being lame themselves, don't want anyone else to succeed, especially if those who are succeeding are doing something that they aren't doing--or can't, or won't.
Anyone have some rat poison?
ranger
He is obviously hoping that people have forgotten the boycott of his blog after the shameful non payment of his bet with Henry. The lack of interest and feedback almost crushed his ego hence coming back to this site......and to my eternal shame i followed him. Mind you i give him a week till he upsets somebody for daring to question his methods. The circle of shite begins once more.PaulH wrote:In case anyone has withdrawal symptoms, ranger is now blogging again on the UK forum...
Thanks, Paul - I guess.PaulH wrote:In case anyone has withdrawal symptoms, ranger is now blogging again on the UK forum...
It is getting a large viewing, as might be expected, and several comments. The tone of the comments seems to be quite welcoming, which surprises me. I suppose that it could just be politeness on their part or perhaps tongue in cheek. They may even mean it - who knows?Byron Drachman wrote:I am avoiding his UK BLOG but I don't know how long I can hold out. How is everyone else doing? Maybe just a quick peek wouldn't hurt anything. No, no, no. I won't. That would be like the alcoholic who has taken the vow taking just a sip. I'm not looking. We can get through this. Stay strong.
Hands across the sea Byron, hands across the sea. I'l be your sponsor.Repeat after me, "today is a good day".Byron Drachman wrote:I am avoiding his UK BLOG but I don't know how long I can hold out. How is everyone else doing? Maybe just a quick peek wouldn't hurt anything. No, no, no. I won't. That would be like the alcoholic who has taken the vow taking just a sip. I'm not looking. We can get through this. Stay strong.
You are just now coming to a diagnosis that has been offered multiple times?bellboy wrote: Im thinking it must be Aspergers, rampant narcassism with a persecution complex the size of Belgium.
