Taff Attack
Thought I'd post a couple of photos from the 24-hour relay this last weekend:
Me rowing blindfold (also had to wear a hard hat as I was the designated Safety Officer ):
Kelly out with the water gun
We'd agreed there'd be no sleeping during the challenge but Brian Garner (Micromonkey) felt he had to have some sort of rest so he set the treadmill to a snail's pace and slumped over the machine, walking REALLY slowly:
We broke up the time by playing games like Twister (the photo looks worse than it actually is!):
And finally this is our Captain (Martyn Lowe) coming up to the finishing line!
Me rowing blindfold (also had to wear a hard hat as I was the designated Safety Officer ):
Kelly out with the water gun
We'd agreed there'd be no sleeping during the challenge but Brian Garner (Micromonkey) felt he had to have some sort of rest so he set the treadmill to a snail's pace and slumped over the machine, walking REALLY slowly:
We broke up the time by playing games like Twister (the photo looks worse than it actually is!):
And finally this is our Captain (Martyn Lowe) coming up to the finishing line!
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Better than Krysta? Better than Niall? Oh...this should be good.Sir P wrote:I got some pictures of me rowing in the Taff Attack kit I will scan them in and post them tomorrow if I get the chance.
Wow, do I make the kit look good
Sir P
Row hard, row well.
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Probably not better than me. (With Antonello from FIBRA and the Big Bird)dadams wrote:Better than Krysta? Better than Niall? Oh...this should be good.Sir P wrote:I got some pictures of me rowing in the Taff Attack kit I will scan them in and post them tomorrow if I get the chance.
Wow, do I make the kit look good
Sir P
More photos of the 50K at: http://www.fibrarowingteam.it/ (take the "foto" link off the home page).
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You all look great!
So, what's with the goggles? protection from water pistols??
Last shot at Rugby Test tonight, yay, can't wait. I hope to chop my 1K for this test down to 1:50 (from 1:52.5) and I don't care what the other ones are as long as they are equal or faster than the pace boat from last time around.
I am so looking forward to the 10K, now there's a piece that's fun, decent meters, and one that has a PB that needs updating!
So, what's with the goggles? protection from water pistols??
Last shot at Rugby Test tonight, yay, can't wait. I hope to chop my 1K for this test down to 1:50 (from 1:52.5) and I don't care what the other ones are as long as they are equal or faster than the pace boat from last time around.
I am so looking forward to the 10K, now there's a piece that's fun, decent meters, and one that has a PB that needs updating!
Carla Stein--F 47 HWT
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dadams wrote:1000m row, 3:00rHal Morgan wrote:d.adams, how do you do a rugby test?
750m row, 2:30r
500m row, 2:00r
250m row, 2:00r
750m row.
does the little "r" mean rate or rest?
Sincerely,
Hal Morgan or aka
Harold Muchler
48 1/2 male 192 lbs 5'11"
rowing erg since 9/04
on water since 9/05
rowing it's a niche sport
Hal Morgan or aka
Harold Muchler
48 1/2 male 192 lbs 5'11"
rowing erg since 9/04
on water since 9/05
rowing it's a niche sport
Rest. Or perhaps retching, if you're doing the test hard enoughHal Morgan wrote:dadams wrote:1000m row, 3:00rHal Morgan wrote:d.adams, how do you do a rugby test?
750m row, 2:30r
500m row, 2:00r
250m row, 2:00r
750m row.
does the little "r" mean rate or rest?
My advice on pacing would be NOT to start out with a 1k season best, no matter how well the first few hundred meters go - learn from my mistake
Bill