Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
very good control over the hump!
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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Thanks. Nice 4200m rows for yourself.
bisqeet wrote:very good control over the hump!
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Back April 2022 after 3+ years off
PB: 500m 1:34.9, 2K 7:44.7, 5K 20:58.8
Back April 2022 after 3+ years off
PB: 500m 1:34.9, 2K 7:44.7, 5K 20:58.8
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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Nice work Eric. Taking today off. Ended up feeling miserable again all night after rowing yesterday. Just not over this headcold yet. Blah! Probably lean more toward doing an 8K Steady State row tomorrow rather than middle distance intervals. Don't know if I'm up to that just yet.

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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Steady distance
1K up, 6K UT1 (2:04, r23, >75%HRR) 1K down.
Going to mix in some shorter and a little faster rows instead of having them be all UT2. If nothing else to maybe feel fresher day to day.
1K up, 6K UT1 (2:04, r23, >75%HRR) 1K down.
Going to mix in some shorter and a little faster rows instead of having them be all UT2. If nothing else to maybe feel fresher day to day.
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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Take it easy. Your body is still fighting the illness. Don't want to weaken it further by heavy sessions...mdpfirrman wrote:Nice work Eric. Taking today off. Ended up feeling miserable again all night after rowing yesterday. Just not over this headcold yet. Blah! Probably lean more toward doing an 8K Steady State row tomorrow rather than middle distance intervals. Don't know if I'm up to that just yet.
Dean
2020 Season: 196cm / 96kg : M51
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~seven days without rowing makes one weak~
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~seven days without rowing makes one weak~
Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Hi everyone! I just started and have a question about pace. Interval 8 I gave it all I had and ended with an interval average of 284 watts or 147.2s/500m. Is that the rate I should shoot for in interval 1-7 in the next cycle and then go all out for interval 8 again?


Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Hard to say Tim.
What I do is take an average of all 8 intervals and use that.
What you want to avoid is burning out after rep 3...
Try 1:49 and blow the tanks on rep 8 and see how you feel.
What I do is take an average of all 8 intervals and use that.
What you want to avoid is burning out after rep 3...
Try 1:49 and blow the tanks on rep 8 and see how you feel.
Dean
2020 Season: 196cm / 96kg : M51
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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Welcome Tim!Tim K. wrote:Hi everyone! I just started and have a question about pace. Interval 8 I gave it all I had and ended with an interval average of 284 watts or 147.2s/500m. Is that the rate I should shoot for in interval 1-7 in the next cycle and then go all out for interval 8 again?
Pete plan says to go for the previous average as a target. Judging from your workout with a fairly tight pace spread I would stick with that recommendation. To go for the pace of the last interval would definetely be wrong.

Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
PP W1 D5
swapped the steady for this months CTC (5kTT)
as usual (for me)
1) EF warmup based on 7:00/2k ~4700m
2) 5k TT
3) 10 Warmdown - UT1/UT2
previous PB was 1:52 so that was the target pace- stumbled in the middle needed a couple of breather strokes (cough attack), but quite pleased with the result.
this month is the VTC so I've been racking in a few meters already - this was the first day this year under 20k (19,7k), so maybe a decent rest before a real TT would have gotten me under the 1:50 barrier.
swapped the steady for this months CTC (5kTT)
as usual (for me)
1) EF warmup based on 7:00/2k ~4700m
2) 5k TT
3) 10 Warmdown - UT1/UT2
previous PB was 1:52 so that was the target pace- stumbled in the middle needed a couple of breather strokes (cough attack), but quite pleased with the result.
this month is the VTC so I've been racking in a few meters already - this was the first day this year under 20k (19,7k), so maybe a decent rest before a real TT would have gotten me under the 1:50 barrier.
Dean
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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Super stuff Dean. No doubt you will go under 1:50 at the rate you are improving.
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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
nice work
bisqeet wrote:PP W1 D5
swapped the steady for this months CTC (5kTT)
as usual (for me)
1) EF warmup based on 7:00/2k ~4700m
2) 5k TT
3) 10 Warmdown - UT1/UT2
previous PB was 1:52 so that was the target pace- stumbled in the middle needed a couple of breather strokes (cough attack), but quite pleased with the result.
this month is the VTC so I've been racking in a few meters already - this was the first day this year under 20k (19,7k), so maybe a decent rest before a real TT would have gotten me under the 1:50 barrier.
45 yo, 170 lbs, 6’ tall, Georgia, USA
Back April 2022 after 3+ years off
PB: 500m 1:34.9, 2K 7:44.7, 5K 20:58.8
Back April 2022 after 3+ years off
PB: 500m 1:34.9, 2K 7:44.7, 5K 20:58.8
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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
w2d2 round 2, 10k distance today at 2:25 avg.
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Back April 2022 after 3+ years off
PB: 500m 1:34.9, 2K 7:44.7, 5K 20:58.8
Back April 2022 after 3+ years off
PB: 500m 1:34.9, 2K 7:44.7, 5K 20:58.8
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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Tim, if I don't mistake, you are taking the average for eight as the new target pace. Exactly right! Certainly a central mechanism for encouraging and gauging progress in the Pete Plan. If you need further info on doing Pete Plan, I advise you to compare what you see in this thread to Pete Marston's "Lunch Hour" intro to the plan as originally devised and decide whether you are at a point in your training when a disciplined program and daily training cycle is what you need to improve or whether you are ready to coach yourself.
In the customary vocab of rowing and erging, the word "rate" is reserved for use when describing strokes taken per minute. "Pace" is defined as minutes taken to row 500m. A mere bagatelle here but loose usage can lead to misunderstandings.
In the customary vocab of rowing and erging, the word "rate" is reserved for use when describing strokes taken per minute. "Pace" is defined as minutes taken to row 500m. A mere bagatelle here but loose usage can lead to misunderstandings.
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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
Splendid PB, Dean. Tried to match that and went after 2k w/u:
5k TT for ctc team ETT, target was to start sub 1:51 walk it down some and maybe look at sub 1:50 at the end.
Went at DF 135 Splits/SPM/HR
1:50.8/SPM27/HR153
1:50.6/SPM29/HR159
1:51.3/SPM29/HR161 - Plan fell apart here, went at 1:50.4 until 2,5k and had to back down (alsmost HD´d)
1:51.7/SPM29/HR164
1:49.1/SPM30/HR167
Total average 1:50.7 / time 18:27.8
Max effort but didn´t see potential HR-max. Probably same reason as Dean stated above: Too much training volume, not enough rest.
Still a PB by 9 secs.
5k c/d
5k TT for ctc team ETT, target was to start sub 1:51 walk it down some and maybe look at sub 1:50 at the end.
Went at DF 135 Splits/SPM/HR
1:50.8/SPM27/HR153
1:50.6/SPM29/HR159
1:51.3/SPM29/HR161 - Plan fell apart here, went at 1:50.4 until 2,5k and had to back down (alsmost HD´d)
1:51.7/SPM29/HR164
1:49.1/SPM30/HR167
Total average 1:50.7 / time 18:27.8
Max effort but didn´t see potential HR-max. Probably same reason as Dean stated above: Too much training volume, not enough rest.
Still a PB by 9 secs.
5k c/d

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Re: Pete Plan Autumn 2015
You guys are killing it. What is in that German beer anyway?
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