So: Clearly you success OTErg depends on being "unprepared" and you haven't won a World Championship since 2003.ranger wrote:2002 6:27.5, 6:28.5mikvan52 wrote:Rich: What's your short list of successes
1: 2003
2: 2003
3: 2003
4: 2003
5: 2003 ?
2003: 6:30, 6:32, 6:32, 6:36 (HAMMER, CHAMPIONSHIP AND WR)
2004: 6:29, 6:28, 6:32 (EIRC GOLD, CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD; BIRC GOLD, CHAMPIONSHIP REOORD; TWO WR ROWS)
2006: 6:29.7 (WITHOUT EVEN PREPARING FOR IT)
2007: 6:42 (BIRC GOLD, CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD, WITHOUT EVEN PREPARING FOR IT)
2009: 6:41 (BEST 2K FOR MY AGE AND WEIGHT, WITHOUT EVEN PREPARING FOR IT)
2010: 6:41 (BEST 2K FOR MY AGE AND WEIGHT, WITHOUT EVEN PREPARING FOR IT)
ranger
Are you going to follow the same type of unpreparedness training for your OTW training? Is that what you mean when you use the term "UT"?
Why don't you prepare? It's been 8 years since you last "prepared" for an event.. When you say unprepared & my work is done in the same breath I get very confused.
Finally, looking at your list: Why did you decide to not prepare for anything in the last eight years?
Or, is this all some kind of colossal joke on your part? If so, is this a Mid-Western sort of (DF Egypt) humor?
Mike van Beuren 58, 71.6 kg/183cm
two-time US Masters Nationals 1x Champ (55-59) winning both hwt and lwt divisions
using the erg {on slides} for sculling success
-World Champion 2k erg: '08, '10 (55-59 lights) best time 6:45.1
now pointing to the HOCR (October 2012) {'cuz of injury})
This year I am only "preparing"
Yesterday I sculled 5k in 21:29.1 in preparation for October 2012:
2:08.9 avg - 538 strokes
Motto: We are only as good as we were yester-day... not yester-year