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[brick1101]

sisaacso1: I love to annoy so during the challenge when I do my sets I'll ramp up the distances like; 7,777 then 7,888 and work up in sequence! I'm into my 8's turning in 8,222 today. The women's rowing team coach from the university ergs with me sometimes in the afternoons at the Y... he just shakes his head! I like to warm up with my feet unbuckled. That really builds your core. The first 1/2 marathon is the worst. I try to do one a week during the challenge as it really adds the meters. Have an extra bottle of water on hand and hope someone is around to just pull the handle if you have to run for a bathroom break so you don't lose your screen...Welcome to the world of erging!

[CONLEJM]

I am going to shoot for 200K+ as well. This is such a win-win: a good charitable cause, and an opportunity to work off all the holiday calories.

It is good to see the board come alive again! Get better Bobbie!

[Gabi H]

I love reading all of this helpful advice ... I'm going to put some of it to use and not strap in during my warm up ... please
Put me down for 200K ... it's great having this motivation to keep going for a cause in December ... Feel better Bobbie Z.

[sisaacso1]

New guy again I only have seen Jim C's impressive numbers, but I am sure the others have great numbers too. I am wondering what stroke rate people use for long distance rows (generally 7.5k an d higher). When i row 2k I row around 28-29 spm, then start creeping it up arond. Maybe 1-2 strokes lower for a 5-6k. My times increment somewhat consistently as i go longer, though I got destroyed the only time I did 60 minutes. I row first thing in the morning before I eat breakfast. Not sure if the hour long session killed me cause I ran out of energy from no food. My stroke rate on the 60 min session was 27 spm. I was hoping to try a half marathon soon and wanted to get some tips on that for stroke rate. I generally do a drag factor of 135 for most 2k to 8k, then drop to 125-130 for anything longer. Any tips would be awesome.

I have watched lots of videos, but this one is one of my favorite. The person in it is a two time silver medalist, and does a great job of explaining how to row a 2k. Just thought I would leave the link in case anyone wants to view it. I figure if someone can talk to the camera the whole time during a 2k and still pull a 6:29.9, he is pretty good and knows what he is doing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5_4upqhYeQ&t=938s

[brick1101]

sisaacso1: That is quite the video. That rower has two things going for him, his muscles and his youth. For what it is worth... I rowed with a masters rowing club for six years. Unfortunately I was never able to get any of the other rowers to do any kind of erging on the Concept 2's. Its a long, involved,sad story... Anyway my coach and I used to erg together. This is how I do my workouts: Starting out you want the damper set at about 3 1/2. This is what our coaches insisted on saying it was about what you would encounter on the water. The foot strap should go over the widest part of your foot. Don't have it too tight. The stroke itself can take forever to get right. If you begin your stroke "at the release" you have legs extended, leaning back, the handle just under your chest. This is the spot you would be if you just finished the stroke and tapped the oar blade out of the water. Starting your stroke you do a quick "arms away", lean forward and slide up to the "catch". It is important to have the handle in front of the knees before you start the slide. When you are as forward as you can be this called "at the catch" as it is at this point you would drop your oar into the water. You stay leaning forward and push back with the legs, when fully extended then you open the back and finally pull in the arms. That gives you the fullest movement of the "oar". You want to use the slide to the "catch" to relax as that is the only rest you get. The harder you push away on the stroke you can see the split rates lower. You want the chain to stay level as you work through and the movement smooth just as an oar should be to keep the set of the boat. Believe me it is harder to keep a low split rate at a lower stroke per minute. My stroke rate is usually in the 20's. It has been a while since I last trained to rate a workout. If I can keep the split rate under 2:00 for a minute or so, that is really good for me now. My warm ups have split rates usually in the 2:20's and then I'll play around with the lower splits. I'll reward myself every 1,000 meters with 100 meters "paddle" for a water break or rest if I'm winded. It is more enjoyable to train with a partenr if possible... hope this helps some. I turn 65 next year and I can really tell how I've slowed up in the past few years. But the rewards from the Concept 2 are amazing. My last check up my Dr said my heart sounded like someone's in their 20's...

[sisaacso1]

Thanks for the info, I have watched a ton of videos to try and get my technique much like you are saying, though I should probably video myself to see where I have bad habits. You did mention one thing that i forgot to post about last time. On the Concept2 website it has a link for training partners. What is that about? Do you share your workouts? I let anyone view my workouts, don't really care if the whole world can see it. I assume you would want someone who rows close to the meters you row, or close to your times? What are the benefits? I kind of wanted to be a training partner with someone just to see what it is. If someone is interested in being one with me, that would be great. I am currently doing the Pete Plan, just about to end the third week. Over the last three weeks I have been averaging around 45-65k/week. I will include my times, most are pretty up to date, though I haven't done a 2k for a month. Wanted to finish the first cycle of the Pete Plan before doing another 2k time, hoping to get sub 7 min, but probably wishful thinking on my part

I wear a fitbit, and even though I have really only been rowing since October (received the rower on Sep. 16th but took it really light for a couple weeks), i have noticed my resting heart rate has dropped 5-6 bpm. I wish I had found out about rowing years ago, I love it.

500m 1k 2k 5k 6k 30' 10k 60'
1:29.6 3:19.6 7:15.1 18.59.3 23:18.3 7701 38:57.7 14558

[CONLEJM]

I am not really rowing for speed anymore. I figure as I get older I will never hit the speeds I achieved when I was younger. I wish I had kept track of my rates 30 years ago ... ... I coulda been a contender!

Last year I tried rowing at a lower stroke rate for the whole year. I was rowing about 15 to 17 spm and my overall pace for the year was about 1:56/500m; drag was about 135 to 150. Now I am just putzing around at just under 20 spm and keeping everything under 2:00/500m; same drag. Maybe I'll get motivated again someday.

I also have a Fitbit, and noticed my resting pulse dropped a few points once I started keeping track. For the last six months my Resting HR has been 50. When I am sleeping it drops down near 40 to 45. (Wouldn't that be my real resting HR?) I like to keep track of the fat burn and cardio zone stuff, but sometimes it doesn't seem to make any sense. I'll do the exact same workout every day for a week and get wildly different results.

[Poprow]

Team TimbukTOO has passed 20MM!
This team is not taking breaks!!

TimbukTOO welcomes back Sheryl M!
Team TimbukTOO now has 60 active members.
Glad to see you!

The Holiday Challenge is well underway
9 days completed, 22 to go

Week 1 results
Glenn Y 66,180
Heather R 60,000
Gary W 57,137
Riyad E 50,000
George  M 48,857
Jamie B 46,997
Steve I 46,511
Capn Izzy 44,828
Kyle J 44,000
Gabi H 43,000
Ray W 42,958
Bob 40,000
Sheryl M 39,338
Warren F 38,000
Mark S 36,636
Ken C 36,514
Stephen M 36,322
Bel C 35,591
Josh O 31,051
Angela P 30,632
Kristin C 29,220
Jim C 25,000
Neil Q 20,000
JD 19,909
John B 17,262
Bill M 12,178
Bob A 10,000
Adam M 9,000
Pam S 6,045
Kerim 3,000
Kevin K 2,000

Week 2 results so far
Steve I 25,549
Gary W 24,666
Ray W 24,463
Army Padre 20,400
Angela P 20,065
Riyad E 20,000
Kyle J 20,000
Warren F 17,000
Jamie B 16,777
Jim C 15,000
Bob 14,842
George  M 14,014
Gabi H 14,000
Glenn Y 12,900
Adam M 12,000
John B 10,520
Heather R 10,000
JD 10,000
Kristin C 8,063
Ken C 7,530
Mark S 2,728
Josh O 1,969

Total meters in the HC
Gary W 81,803
Glenn Y 79,080
Steve I 72,060
Riyad E 70,000
Heather R 70,000
Ray W 67,421
Kyle J 64,000
Jamie B 63,774
George  M 62,871
Gabi H 57,000
Warren F 55,000
Bob 54,842
Angela P 50,697
Capn Izzy 44,828
Ken C 44,044
Jim C 40,000
Mark S 39,364
Sheryl M 39,338
Kristin C 37,283
Stephen M 36,322
Bel C 35,591
Josh O 33,020
JD 29,909
John B 27,782
Adam M 21,000
Army Padre 20,400
Neil Q 20,000
Bill M 12,178
Bob A 10,000
Pam S 6,045
Kerim 3,000
Kevin K 2,000

100k is our first target as that is where Concept2 will count meters toward their Holiday Challenge donations.

Here are the meters until 100k
Gary W 18,197
Glenn Y 20,920
Steve I 27,940
Riyad E 30,000
Heather R 30,000
Ray W 32,579
Kyle J 36,000
Jamie B 36,226
George  M 37,129
Gabi H 43,000
Warren F 45,000
Bob 45,158
Angela P 49,303
Capn Izzy 55,172
Ken C 55,956
Jim C 60,000
Mark S 60,636
Sheryl M 60,662
Kristin C 62,717
Stephen M 63,678
Bel C 64,409
Josh O 66,980
JD 70,091
John B 72,218
Adam M 79,000
Army Padre 79,600
Neil Q 80,000
Bill M 87,822
Bob A 90,000
Pam S 93,955
Kerim 97,000
Kevin K 98,000

We can do this!
It's the idea of the 200k that has me hurting...


Here are our TimbukTOO meters for the same period (11/24-12/2)
The numbers will be very similar though some had some extra pre-Thanksgiving meters in their pockets

Glenn Y 83,080
Gary W 81,803
Heather R 75,000
Steve I 72,060
Kyle J 70,606
Riyad E 70,000
Ray W 67,421
Jamie B 63,774
George  M 62,871
Gabi H 57,000
Warren F 55,000
Bob 54,842
Angela P 50,697
Stephen M 46,322
Capn Izzy 44,828
Ken C 44,044
Jim C 40,000
Mark S 39,364
Sheryl M 39,338
Kristin C 37,283
Bel C 35,591
Josh O 33,020
JD 29,909
John B 27,782
Adam M 21,000
Army Padre 20,400
Neil Q 20,000
Bill M 12,178
Bob A 10,000
Pam S 7,062
Kevin K 4,000
Kerim 3,000

I do enjoy to seeing my accumulated meters in one big chunk
About 31 miles? Woo hoo!!

1,379,275 team meters for this period - over 1MM (and over 850 miles!)
20,643,884 total team meters this season

A good many of you passed targets
Army Padre passed 750k
Bel C passed 200k
Bob passed 500k
Bob A passed 75k
Gabi H passed 350k
Gary W passed 1.70M
George  M passed 1.05M
Glenn Y passed 25k,50k,75k,100k
Heather R passed 600k,650k
Jamie B passed 350k
JD passed 200k
Jim C passed 1.35M
Josh O passed 100k
Ken C passed 700k
Kristin C passed 450k
Kyle J passed 100k,150k
Mark S passed 650k
Neil Q reached 1.15M
Pam S passed 5k
Ray W passed 700k
Riyad E passed 800k
Sheryl M passed 5k,10k,25k
Stephen M passed 600k
Steve I passed 400k,450k
Warren F passed 450k

meters until next target
Pam S 304 m to 10,000
Capn Izzy 1,194 m to 650,000
George  M 2,419 m to 1,100,000
Barbara B 2,524 m to 100,000
Scott W 2,536 m to 10,000
Ulla D 2,630 m to 75,000
Ted P 3,073 m to 10,000
Linnea F 3,088 m to 5,000
Noah C 3,178 m to 5,000
Gary W 3,991 m to 1,750,000
Rachel B 4,000 m to 5,000
Matthew R 4,051 m to 50,000
Bob L 4,978 m to 10,000
Aditya P 5,000 m to 25,000
Carl R 5,000 m to 25,000
Dale C 7,070 m to 100,000
Jeffrey R 7,218 m to 50,000
Heman B 8,986 m to 50,000
David W 10,430 m to 50,000
Gabi H 10,490 m to 400,000
Sheryl M 10,662 m to 50,000
John B 12,946 m to 550,000
Ray W 13,382 m to 750,000
Kristin C 13,433 m to 500,000
Tom W 13,796 m to 100,000
Vince M 14,150 m to 25,000
Erik B 14,453 m to 25,000
Gary G 14,660 m to 25,000
Kevin K 15,288 m to 150,000
Warren F 15,333 m to 500,000
Bill M 15,858 m to 450,000
Daniel R 16,936 m to 100,000
Kerim 17,109 m to 50,000
Stephen M 17,744 m to 650,000
John S 18,170 m to 300,000
Bernie J 18,470 m to 50,000
Bob A 18,507 m to 100,000
Adam M 20,500 m to 250,000
Mark S 22,404 m to 700,000
Gary D 22,500 m to 50,000
Riyad E 24,345 m to 850,000
Jamie B 24,665 m to 400,000
Josh O 24,780 m to 150,000
Marcel D 27,437 m to 200,000
Angela P 29,876 m to 900,000
Army Padre 31,271 m to 800,000
Joseph M 32,840 m to 400,000
Heather R 33,300 m to 700,000
Bel C 34,876 m to 250,000
Jim C 35,000 m to 1,400,000
JD 37,958 m to 250,000
Ken C 39,566 m to 750,000
Kyle J 42,483 m to 200,000
Greg H 43,200 m to 400,000
Bobbie Z 44,000 m to 1,300,000
Bob 44,158 m to 550,000
Jack F 46,143 m to 600,000
Steve I 47,837 m to 500,000
Glenn Y 48,920 m to 150,000
Neil Q 50,000 m to 1,200,000

Keep pushing forward, team!
Row strong!!
-Angela P

Hope you are feeling better soon, Bobbie Z!
Hangtree, hope you are ok too.

[Draven]

Thanks for the update Angela - much appreciated as always

It's been a bit tough getting regular sessions in this time - having my hallway floor laid, so haven't always been able to get to the gym room, let alone try and make space to set up the rower in amongst all the tiles, tools, bags of cement, etc!

It's also been really bright and sunny, so I haven't been able to resist going out for a few runs instead of rowing

Hopefully will still manage the 200k by Christmas eve, though - if my terrible snacking in front of the TV last night is anything to go by, I'm gonna need it!

[rayw76]

Thanks for the updates Angela!

Trying to work through a number of injuries this year that have really slowed me down, but am starting to get back into my groove again the last few weeks (200k goal for the Holiday Challenge is motivation). Hopefully the knees and rotator cuff can hold out for a few more weeks as I push the minutes and meters up a little more!

-Ray

[brick1101]

Hey all.... if you are participating in the challenge and are like me, you most likely have a butt that is worn raw in spots. I was referred to a product through a good friend for chafing/diaper rash. As I understand you can buy it through a pharmacy usually on special order OTC as it is not a stock item. I ordered it through Amazon. The product name is Resinol. It just arrived and gave me instant relief upon application. Check out the reviews online... I highly reccommend this... hope it can help some of my teammates....

[CONLEJM]

We got our first real snow of the season today. In the past I would make sure to get my row in before I went out to deal with the snow removal. But with age comes wisdom, and I think my new policy is going to be "don't kill yourself getting a row in". Today will be a snow day.

But it got me to thinking: will one of you engineers out there invent a "RowBlower"?

[Bobbie_Zee]

Row blower, very funny!

[brick1101]

When I used to row on the water we would splash water onto the seat tracks to smooth out the stroke. I discovered by accidently splashing water from my water bottle onto the slide, the same is true on the Concept 2's. I start every erg with a splash now....

[Poprow]

Team TimbukTOO has passed 21MM and 22MM!!!!
And is well on the way to 23MM.
Yay us!!! Woo hoo!!!

TimbukTOO welcomes back Joey W!
Team TimbukTOO now has 61 active members.
Happy to have you aboard!

We have completed 3 weeks of the Holiday Challenge.
(I think you all should fire me)
21 days completed, 10 days to go!!

Week 2 results
Jamie B 76,300
Gabi H 67,500
Ray W 64,125
Kyle J 60,000
Steve I 59,237
Gary W 56,070
Jim C 50,000
George  M 47,972
Glenn Y 46,518
Angela P 43,968
Riyad E 40,000
Warren F 39,000
Mark S 37,728
John S 33,649
Neil Q 30,000
John B 28,839
Army Padre 26,583
JD 25,520
Heather R 25,000
Bel C 24,368
Kristin C 23,121
Ken C 22,605
Bob 20,000
Stephen M 18,090
Josh O 16,481
Capn Izzy 15,826
Adam M 15,000
Jack F 12,656
Sheryl M 11,013
Bob A 10,000
Bobbie Z 8,000
Tom W 5,997
Kerim 5,000
Pam S 4,526
Joey W 2,285

Week 3 results
Jamie B 84,763
Steve I 75,381
John S 69,153
Angela P 57,780
Gary W 50,852
Riyad E 50,000
Heather R 50,000
Capn Izzy 48,751
George  M 47,730
Bobbie Z 46,000
Neil Q 40,000
Warren F 37,235
Kyle J 37,000
Ray W 35,825
Glenn Y 34,626
John B 32,403
Marcel D 32,358
Mark S 30,000
Josh O 28,070
Gabi H 26,500
Kristin C 24,645
Jim C 20,000
JD 19,968
Bel C 15,342
Ken C 15,095
Army Padre 10,200
Bob A 10,009
Jack F 6,394
Adam M 6,000
Kerim 3,000
Joey W 2,530

Total meters in the HC
Jamie B 208,060
Steve I 181,129
Gary W 164,059
Glenn Y 147,324
George  M 144,559
Ray W 142,908
Kyle J 141,000
Riyad E 140,000
Gabi H 137,000
Heather R 135,000
Angela P 132,380
Warren F 114,235
Capn Izzy 109,405
Mark S 104,364
John S 102,802
Jim C 95,000
Neil Q 90,000
John B 78,504
Kristin C 76,986
Josh O 75,602
Bel C 75,301
Ken C 74,214
JD 65,397
Bob 60,000
Stephen M 54,412
Bobbie Z 54,000
Sheryl M 50,351
Army Padre 36,783
Marcel D 32,358
Bob A 30,009
Adam M 30,000
Jack F 19,050
Bill M 12,178
Kerim 11,000
Pam S 10,571
Tom W 5,997
Joey W 4,815
Kevin K 2,000

Here are the meters until the next HC goal
Jim C 5,000 m to 100k
Neil Q 10,000 m to 100k
Steve I 18,871 m to 200k
John B 21,496 m to 100k
Kristin C 23,014 m to 100k
Josh O 24,398 m to 100k
Bel C 24,699 m to 100k
Ken C 25,786 m to 100k
JD 34,603 m to 100k
Gary W 35,941 m to 200k
Bob 40,000 m to 100k
Stephen M 45,588 m to 100k
Bobbie Z 46,000 m to 100k
Sheryl M 49,649 m to 100k
Glenn Y 52,676 m to 200k
George  M 55,441 m to 200k
Ray W 57,092 m to 200k
Kyle J 59,000 m to 200k
Riyad E 60,000 m to 200k
Gabi H 63,000 m to 200k
Army Padre 63,217 m to 100k
Heather R 65,000 m to 200k
Angela P 67,620 m to 200k
Marcel D 67,642 m to 100k
Bob A 69,991 m to 100k
Adam M 70,000 m to 100k
Jack F 80,950 m to 100k
Warren F 85,765 m to 200k
Bill M 87,822 m to 100k
Kerim 89,000 m to 100k
Pam S 89,429 m to 100k
Capn Izzy 90,595 m to 200k
Jamie B 91,940 m to 300k
Tom W 94,003 m to 100k
Joey W 95,185 m to 100k
Mark S 95,636 m to 200k
John S 97,198 m to 200k
Kevin K 98,000 m to 100k

Holiday Challenge Honor Board
Glenn Y 100k
Bel C 50k
Jamie B 100k, 200k
Gabi H 100k
Gary W 100k
Kyle J 100k
Ray W 100k
Steve I 100k
George M 100k
Riyad E 100k
Heather R 100k
Warren F 100k
Angela P 100k
Mark S 100k
Capn Izz 100k
John S 100k

10 days left!
GO GO GO!!!

More about the TimbukTOO season -
So many putting in meters since 12/2!
Jamie B 144,286
Steve I 109,069
John S 102,802
Gary W 82,256
George  M 81,688
Angela P 81,683
Gabi H 80,000
Kyle J 77,000
Ray W 75,487
Neil Q 70,000
Riyad E 70,000
Glenn Y 68,244
Mark S 65,000
Heather R 65,000
Capn Izzy 64,577
Warren F 59,235
Jim C 55,000
Bobbie Z 54,000
John B 50,722
Josh O 42,582
Bel C 39,710
Kristin C 39,703
Marcel D 35,610
JD 35,488
Ken C 33,270
Bob A 20,009
Jack F 19,050
Stephen M 18,090
Army Padre 16,383
Sheryl M 11,013
Adam M 9,000
Kerim 8,000
Tom W 5,997
Bob 5,158
Joey W 4,815
Pam S 4,526

1,804,453 team meters
22,448,337 total team meters this season

Targets passed
Bel C passed 250k
Bob A passed 100k
Bobbie Z passed 1.30M
Capn Izzy passed 650k,700k
Gabi H passed 400k,450k
Gary W passed 1.75M,1.80M
George  M passed 1.10M,1.15M
Glenn Y passed 150k
Heather R passed 700k
Jamie B passed 400k,450k,500k
Jim C passed 1.40M
John B passed 550k
John S passed 300k,350k
Josh O passed 150k
Kristin C passed 500k
Kyle J passed 200k
Marcel D passed 200k
Mark S passed 700k
Pam S passed 10k
Ray W passed 750k,800k
Riyad E passed 850k
Sheryl M passed 50k
Stephen M passed 650k
Steve I passed 500k,550k
Warren F passed 500k

meters until next target
Joey W 185 m to 5,000
JD 2,470 m to 250,000
Barbara B 2,524 m to 100,000
Scott W 2,536 m to 10,000
Ulla D 2,630 m to 75,000
Ted P 3,073 m to 10,000
Linnea F 3,088 m to 5,000
Noah C 3,178 m to 5,000
Rachel B 4,000 m to 5,000
Matthew R 4,051 m to 50,000
Riyad E 4,345 m to 900,000
Bob L 4,978 m to 10,000
Aditya P 5,000 m to 25,000
Carl R 5,000 m to 25,000
Warren F 6,098 m to 550,000
Ken C 6,296 m to 750,000
Dale C 7,070 m to 100,000
Jeffrey R 7,218 m to 50,000
Mark S 7,404 m to 750,000
Tom W 7,799 m to 100,000
Heman B 8,986 m to 50,000
Kerim 9,109 m to 50,000
David W 10,430 m to 50,000
Pam S 10,778 m to 25,000
Adam M 11,500 m to 250,000
John B 12,224 m to 600,000
Vince M 14,150 m to 25,000
Erik B 14,453 m to 25,000
Gary G 14,660 m to 25,000
Army Padre 14,888 m to 800,000
Kevin K 15,288 m to 150,000
John S 15,368 m to 400,000
Kyle J 15,483 m to 250,000
Bill M 15,858 m to 450,000
Daniel R 16,936 m to 100,000
Heather R 18,300 m to 750,000
Bernie J 18,470 m to 50,000
George  M 20,731 m to 1,200,000
Gary W 21,735 m to 1,850,000
Gary D 22,500 m to 50,000
Kristin C 23,730 m to 550,000
Sheryl M 24,649 m to 75,000
Jack F 27,093 m to 600,000
Neil Q 30,000 m to 1,250,000
Jim C 30,000 m to 1,450,000
Jamie B 30,379 m to 550,000
Gabi H 30,490 m to 500,000
Glenn Y 30,676 m to 200,000
Josh O 32,198 m to 200,000
Joseph M 32,840 m to 400,000
Capn Izzy 36,617 m to 750,000
Ray W 37,895 m to 850,000
Steve I 38,768 m to 600,000
Bob 39,000 m to 550,000
Bobbie Z 40,000 m to 1,350,000
Marcel D 41,827 m to 250,000
Greg H 43,200 m to 400,000
Bel C 45,166 m to 300,000
Angela P 48,193 m to 1,000,000
Bob A 48,498 m to 150,000
Stephen M 49,654 m to 700,000

Season to Date meters
Gary W 1,828,265
Jim C 1,420,000
Bobbie Z 1,310,000
Neil Q 1,220,000
George  M 1,179,269
Angela P 951,807
Riyad E 895,655
Ray W 812,105
Army Padre 785,112
Ken C 743,704
Mark S 742,596
Heather R 731,700
Capn Izzy 713,383
Stephen M 650,346
John B 587,776
Jack F 572,907
Steve I 561,232
Warren F 543,902
Kristin C 526,270
Jamie B 519,621
Bob 511,000
Gabi H 469,510
Bill M 434,142
John S 384,632
Joseph M 367,160
Greg H 356,800
Bel C 254,834
JD 247,530
Adam M 238,500
Kyle J 234,517
Marcel D 208,173
Glenn Y 169,324
Josh O 167,802
Kevin K 134,712
Bob A 101,502
Barbara B 97,476
Dale C 92,930
Tom W 92,201
Daniel R 83,064
Ulla D 72,370
Sheryl M 50,351
Matthew R 45,949
Jeffrey R 42,782
Heman B 41,014
Kerim 40,891
David W 39,570
Bernie J 31,530
Gary D 27,500
Aditya P 20,000
Carl R 20,000
Pam S 14,222
Vince M 10,850
Erik B 10,547
Gary G 10,340
Scott W 7,464
Ted P 6,927
Bob L 5,022
Joey W 4,815
Linnea F 1,912
Noah C 1,822
Rachel B 1,000

Btw, I noticed
Team TimbukTOO is 19th of 1852 teams!!
High fives all around!!!!

I'm sorry that I have not been posting but I notice your progress with the morning screenshots.
Keep rowing strong!!!
-Angela P

Don't forget - 10 more days to finish up the HC!!