LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

A member of an indoor rowing team or club? If so, this is the place for you.

Can this one team row to the moon and back?

Poll ended at May 17th, 2008, 12:28 pm

I think we can do it together. I'm all in!
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No way! You all are wacko!
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15%
 
Total votes: 54

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Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

Post by Thor MW » March 11th, 2018, 11:05 am

Hey guys, I know I'm missing a lot here. The last few days I've been working hard to setup a new computer. There's been some challenges along the way. It sure runs a lot faster than the laptop and that's very cool. I am sorry for all I've missed. I am in the mud madness as I'm calling March the fat reduction month. My shoulder still isn't great but good enough to row if I don't over do it. So 5K challenge it is for me this time. The fat burning is coming along too. Grin.
Mini Way to go 40 million? Just amazes me.
Ed how exciting being there for your son's birthday.
Thanks all for being a part of this team.
Now then have to install more programs, device drivers, and tweek some more settings and who knows what else. Oh boy! Outlook wasn't saving my settings and that took nearly a whole day. How crazy it that!
Keep on rock'n

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All In A Day's ERG: Team Progress Thru 3.10.18

Post by Kona2 » March 11th, 2018, 11:26 am

Image Day 11 or 12 of 31....light the afterburners!

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Got grit? Or planetary alignment of all the facets of your world...


Looking like a really steep descent ... hang on....hang on....hang on! And I say that to myself as well - having missed a couple more days with family visiting. Nephew getting ready for a 9 month deployment in Kuwait.

MILESTONES....Bragging Rights...Celebrations:

2.75 MM Tombeur
2.25 MM Norma
1.9 MM Gary
1.6 MM danwho
1.2 MM Kevin
800 K Roy
600 K Thor
400 K Jeff D
300 K Nathan


Image Thanks, everyone, for erging with us!

Matthew R 2,026 m
Michael O 2,779 m
Liz 3,033 m
Image Melissa 5,000 m
Image Nathan 5,000 m
Image Carol 5,207 m
Image Janice 5,215 m
Image Tim G 5,665 m ...ANOTHER palindrome with high fives bookending some bedevilment...
ImageTeresa R 5,775 m ...lucky 7s tucked inside the high fives make for a good palindrome!
Image Andrea 6,231 m
Image Dan O' 7,009 m
ImageThor 7,152 m .... rowing is good antidote for computer set up frustrations!
Image Doug 7,869 m
Image David T 9,500 m
Image Dennis 10,000 m
Image Gary 10,000 m
Image Kevin 10,000 m
ImageTed 10,000 m
Image Jeff D 10,479 m
Image Image 10,901 m ...a palindrome and it's 10 out of 10 for participation!
Image danwho 11,011 m ...a double aught double....in less than 80 minutes!
Image Chuck E 12,000 m
ImageHoward 12,008 m
Image Ron 13,331 m ...a lucky 13 palindrome!
Image Tombeur 13,760 m
Image Steve W 14,266 m
Image Minnie 16,015 m ...I bet she hasn't noticed her 40 MM celebration just yet...
ImageImage Roy 21,000 m ...close enough to call a "he moons us!"

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Re: He's An EIGHT Million Meter Man!

Post by Kona2 » March 11th, 2018, 11:29 am

Edscapade wrote:
Kona2 wrote:ImageImageImage Image

Whoop, whoop and WOW! Congratulations, Ed! We say that many, MANY times here! Congratulations, Ed, on achieving a special 8 million meter season! We wish you many, many more millions...but you don't have to get them all in the same year!
Thanks Kona! I got the last meters in to get my 8 mil for the season before I left to come surprise my son for his 7th Birthday. Great tearful reunion for both to say the least! I met them here in Orlando for the week of Universal and Disney adventure overload. Having a great time for sure. No Rowing this week but plenty of walking. I also surpassed 48 mil life time meters on my last row. Always fun to see the meters accumulate.

Happy Rowing all,

Ed
Enjoy your time with your family!

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Post by bg » March 11th, 2018, 11:43 am

And I say that to myself as well - having missed a couple more days with family visiting. Nephew getting ready for a 9 month deployment in Kuwait. [/size]


sending lots of good karma to your nephew :]

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Re: He's An EIGHT Million Meter Man!

Post by normadelaney » March 11th, 2018, 12:04 pm

Kona2 wrote:
Edscapade wrote:
Kona2 wrote:ImageImageImage Image

Whoop, whoop and WOW! Congratulations, Ed! We say that many, MANY times here! Congratulations, Ed, on achieving a special 8 million meter season! We wish you many, many more millions...but you don't have to get them all in the same year!
Thanks Kona! I got the last meters in to get my 8 mil for the season before I left to come surprise my son for his 7th Birthday. Great tearful reunion for both to say the least! I met them here in Orlando for the week of Universal and Disney adventure overload. Having a great time for sure. No Rowing this week but plenty of walking. I also surpassed 48 mil life time meters on my last row. Always fun to see the meters accumulate.

Happy Rowing all,

Ed
Enjoy your time with your family!
Ditto that, Ed. Blink and they're grown and on their own.

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Post by normadelaney » March 11th, 2018, 12:13 pm

bg wrote:And I say that to myself as well - having missed a couple more days with family visiting. Nephew getting ready for a 9 month deployment in Kuwait. [/size]


sending lots of good karma to your nephew :]
And from me, too. I'm grateful for his service to our country.

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He's An EIGHT Million Meter Man!

Post by just27 » March 11th, 2018, 3:40 pm

Edscapade wrote:I got the last meters in to get my 8 mil for the season before I left to come surprise my son for his 7th Birthday. Great tearful reunion for both to say the least! I met them here in Orlando for the week of Universal and Disney adventure overload. Having a great time for sure. No Rowing this week but plenty of walking. I also surpassed 48 mil life time meters on my last row.
Happy birthday to your son, Ed, and congrats on your 8 MM season!

Barbara, do you have a picture of yourself at the Crash-B's, with your Minnie headband? Excellent wardrobe choice.

Congrats, too, to everyone who recently passed a milestone. We were in Palm Springs, most of last week, and I was remiss in checking the forum. Thanks for the shout outs at 40 MM lifetime ... and to Shaun for tracking. What a motivational crew, Team LunaTics! Took me a few moments too long to grok "Around the World in 80 Strokes," but I got there, eventually. Hah, DanWho!

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Re: He's An EIGHT Million Meter Man!

Post by bg » March 11th, 2018, 4:02 pm

just27 wrote:
Edscapade wrote:I got the last meters in to get my 8 mil for the season before I left to come surprise my son for his 7th Birthday. Great tearful reunion for both to say the least! I met them here in Orlando for the week of Universal and Disney adventure overload. Having a great time for sure. No Rowing this week but plenty of walking. I also surpassed 48 mil life time meters on my last row.
Happy birthday to your son, Ed, and congrats on your 8 MM season!

Barbara, do you have a picture of yourself at the Crash-B's, with your Minnie headband? Excellent wardrobe choice.

Congrats, too, to everyone who recently passed a milestone. We were in Palm Springs, most of last week, and I was remiss in checking the forum. Thanks for the shout outs at 40 MM lifetime ... and to Shaun for tracking. What a motivational crew, Team LunaTics! Took me a few moments too long to grok "Around the World in 80 Strokes," but I got there, eventually. Hah, DanWho!
i just checked the crash-bs site and photos aren't up from this year yet....palm springs sounds nice and sunny and warm...very envious....we're about to get another storm here...hoping the weather folks are wrong and march starts going out like a lamb....

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Post by danwho » March 11th, 2018, 6:28 pm

Press release from The Red Zone (with some white polkadots thrown in for good measure):
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bg at the 2018 CRASHB

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Post by bg » March 11th, 2018, 6:49 pm

danwho wrote:Press release from The Red Zone (with some white polkadots thrown in for good measure):
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bg at the 2018 CRASHB
thanks :] and yikes!!! i look like old!!! but i am old!!! #geezergirl:}

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Post by danwho » March 12th, 2018, 8:01 am

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I think I will need some of that K2 coffee to get through the first Monday of Daylight Savings Time.

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Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

Post by Kona2 » March 12th, 2018, 10:14 am

danwho wrote:Image
I think I will need some of that K2 coffee to get through the first Monday of Daylight Savings Time.
Thank you for that cartoon - extra effort seems to be required on this first Monday of DST.

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All In A Day's ERG: Team Progress Thru 3.11.18

Post by Kona2 » March 12th, 2018, 11:10 am

Image Day 12 or 13 of 31....are we there yet?!

And, yes! We are seeing robins in the trees out here!

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...a 56 percent drop from peak numbers for the 5K population, and a 33 percent drop in the 10K participants...

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...a 20 percent drop in 5K participants and a 30 percent drop in 10K participants...(and some of the 10K'ers may now be 5K'ers)


Naturally, it is difficult to hang on...hang on...hang on! So if you're still in the Challenge, hooyah and whoop, whoop! Hang on longer with steely resolve!

MILESTONES...Bragging RIghts...Celebrations:

3.2 MM David A
2.9 MM Minnie
2.85 MM Steve W
2.1 MM Ron
750 K Kellee
650 K K2
50 K Peter T


Image Thanks, everyone, for erging with us!

Peter T 3,251 m
Image Larry 5,000 m
Image Melissa 5,000 m
ImagePatrick H 5,000 m
ImageThor 5,000 m
Image K2 5,005 m ...a palidnrome!
Image Bernie 5,025 m
Image Gene 5,031 m
Image Carol 5,271 m
Image David T 5,500 m ...a double double!
ImageAndrea 5,571 m
Image Tim G 5,775 m ...lucky 7's tucked inside this high five bookended palindrome!
Image Chuck E 6,000 m
Image Tom M 6,000 m
ImageJane 6,226 m ...a palindrome!
Image Doug 6,399 m
Image Kevin 10,145 m
ImageNorma 11,011 m ...a double aught double paindrome!
ImageGary 11,097 m
Image Tombeur 11,361 m
Image Howard 12,015 m
Image Ron 13,431 m ...a palindrome!
Image Minnie19,573 m
Image Image Jeff B 21,097 m ...might be a first ever half marathon! He moons us!
Image ImageSteve W 21,125 m ...he moons us!
Image Image Kellee 25,000 m ... she moons us!
Image Image David A 25,485 m ... he moons us!
Image Image Roy 38,200 m ... he moons us, too!
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Re: LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

Post by Berckes » March 12th, 2018, 11:27 am

You are correct - my first half marathon on the rower. I have a half marathon run in 2 weeks and I wanted the cardio challenge but wanted to save my feet from some punishment this weekend. Decided to take on the half. I probably wasn't quite ready for it as I'd never gone beyond 10k before, but I stayed pretty steady, took a few water breaks, and finished strong. Definitely feeling a good soreness today!

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It's A First EVER...and we love First Evers!

Post by Kona2 » March 12th, 2018, 12:38 pm

Berckes wrote:You are correct - my first half marathon on the rower. I have a half marathon run in 2 weeks and I wanted the cardio challenge but wanted to save my feet from some punishment this weekend. Decided to take on the half. I probably wasn't quite ready for it as I'd never gone beyond 10k before, but I stayed pretty steady, took a few water breaks, and finished strong. Definitely feeling a good soreness today!
ImageImageImage Image ... it's a First Ever!

Congratulations, Jeff B, on completing the first of what will most likely be many half marathons on your rower! Like other first evers, you're going to remember this one. We wish you many more first evers!

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