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Post by lindsayh » April 27th, 2017, 6:44 pm

Bloodbuzz Corio wrote: First 3 177s: 1:39.7/1:39.7/1:39.4
777: 1:43.7
Last 3 177s: 1:38.8/1:37.7/135.1
Total time of 6:10.2.
Somehow despite being rolling I completely missed the start on the final 177 - average was showing 4:xx after the first proper stroke! Given the faster final 3 feels like this probably wasn't 100%, may have another crack on Saturday, but to be honest even if I don't I'm not too dissatisfied with this.
That is nicely paced Rohan - well done. There is a fine line to missing the first rolling stroke and the average is pretty scary when it comes up. Chasing it down when you only have 20 odd strokes means it can cost a little.
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Post by allanhallberg » April 27th, 2017, 8:29 pm

Hi Lindsay. Looks like you are safe this month. Only managed 5m 48.6. 128.9/128.4/128.9/142.7/128.7/129.8/128.7.
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Post by lindsayh » April 27th, 2017, 8:55 pm

allanhallberg wrote:Hi Lindsay. Looks like you are safe this month. Only managed 5m 48.6. 128.9/128.4/128.9/142.7/128.7/129.8/128.7.Allan
Those short ones are very very strong Allan but pleased that I stayed ahead!! I month at a time right now.
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Post by allanhallberg » April 28th, 2017, 8:18 pm

Thought I would try a few 100m, since about 2007/2008.
16.5 (122.5)/16.6(123.0/16.2(121.0)16.2(122.0) finally 16.0 (120.0). Left it there for next time to break 16sec.
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Post by Slacker » April 28th, 2017, 9:01 pm

3rd attempt was not the charm. I bit off a little more than I could chew on the 777m interval. I guess the 2nd attempt will stand. It looked like a good idea on paper :D
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Post by hjs » April 29th, 2017, 4:35 am

allanhallberg wrote:Thought I would try a few 100m, since about 2007/2008.
16.5 (122.5)/16.6(123.0/16.2(121.0)16.2(122.0) finally 16.0 (120.0). Left it there for next time to break 16sec.
Allan
Getting faster again Allan, standing starts? Drag?

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Post by allanhallberg » April 29th, 2017, 7:11 am

All standing starts, DF will have to check in the morning.
SPM 54 - 56 so need to speed it up a tad.

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Post by hjs » April 29th, 2017, 11:30 am

allanhallberg wrote:All standing starts, DF will have to check in the morning.
SPM 54 - 56 so need to speed it up a tad.

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Post by lindsayh » April 30th, 2017, 6:45 am

May 2017 - The BW Rowing Sprint Monster
This challenge was chosen by BW Rowing
Row the following intervals:
30 Seconds on, 60 Seconds off, x 10 (10 intervals)
Submit total metres rowed, do not include any resting metres.
First interval from a standing start, others are standing or rolling starts.
There are no other restrictions.
The May challenge!!
A real sprinty one - look out for AllanH - made for him
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Re: Forum Flyers

Post by ivan141 » April 30th, 2017, 3:21 pm

Back once again, had to take a 2 week break from erging due to a big physical slump I went through since the end of march, I might have overdone
things a bit with training load and not getting enough sleep (daylight saving time, argh). Kept going with on-water training, but that's usually less intense.

Reluctantly climbed back on the erg today to give the april challenge at least 1 go. I thought I did well with a 6:04.7 all things considered (tired from morning
training and open blisters on both hands), but a lowly 4th boat ranking suggests I should have done better. The sprint format is really something that
needs to be experienced once to learn how to pace it properly. Hopefully I can pick up where I left off this month and do better on next months all-out sprinting
challenge.
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Post by hjs » May 1st, 2017, 3:51 am

ivan141 wrote:Back once again, had to take a 2 week break from erging due to a big physical slump I went through since the end of march, I might have overdone
things a bit with training load and not getting enough sleep (daylight saving time, argh). Kept going with on-water training, but that's usually less intense.

Reluctantly climbed back on the erg today to give the april challenge at least 1 go. I thought I did well with a 6:04.7 all things considered (tired from morning
training and open blisters on both hands), but a lowly 4th boat ranking suggests I should have done better. The sprint format is really something that
needs to be experienced once to learn how to pace it properly. Hopefully I can pick up where I left off this month and do better on next months all-out sprinting
challenge.
At least you got round giving it a go. Overall level ctc eas great again. Some great guys posting monster times.

Gave the series a last go. 500m this month 1.21.0/42 for some strange reason, although never really went for it, but ave the 500 several goes, but it never felt great. Today, no different, felt a bit stiff and cold,mit was very windy, weather forcast was great, but I found it crap, hate hard winds.
Topspeed was poor, kept going ok, but just a tad to slow...

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Post by IMHester » May 1st, 2017, 7:10 pm

ivan141 wrote:Back once again, had to take a 2 week break from erging due to a big physical slump I went through since the end of march, I might have overdone
things a bit with training load and not getting enough sleep (daylight saving time, argh). Kept going with on-water training, but that's usually less intense.

Reluctantly climbed back on the erg today to give the april challenge at least 1 go. I thought I did well with a 6:04.7 all things considered (tired from morning
training and open blisters on both hands), but a lowly 4th boat ranking suggests I should have done better. The sprint format is really something that
needs to be experienced once to learn how to pace it properly. Hopefully I can pick up where I left off this month and do better on next months all-out sprinting
challenge.
Welcome back Ivan - I too had to take a couple of weeks off due to work but admittedly didn't get back on the erg on my couple of days at home. I am back at it now and started the Beginner Pete Plan today (day 1!). Want to start the new season off on a good note.

Did the C2CTC and of course have one of the lowest scores on there. I posted 1236m and the next ones up are in the 1400m ranges. More work to do for me!
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Re: Forum Flyers

Post by IMHester » May 1st, 2017, 7:18 pm

Ladies and Gents:

I also have a question - is the 'Forum Flyers 2017' team still active or was that for the 2016/2017 season only? I realize the affiliation and teams are different on the website.

thanks again!
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Re: Forum Flyers

Post by allanhallberg » May 2nd, 2017, 2:05 am

Well that got very ugly very quickly. Thought I would go hard for the first 5 and dig in for the last 5, unfortunately my first 30sec was quickest and went backwards. Lactic acid didn't really get a chance to clear and ended up being a lot of pain and gasping. Finished with 1707m. A nice cold beer went down really well
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Re: Forum Flyers

Post by hjs » May 2nd, 2017, 2:53 am

IMHester wrote:Ladies and Gents:

I also have a question - is the 'Forum Flyers 2017' team still active or was that for the 2016/2017 season only? I realize the affiliation and teams are different on the website.

thanks again!
Certainly active, we rol the name over every year, but its the same team.

Allan, its pretty long 30 seconds, some kind of pacing is needed.

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