A boat is not an erg.ehagberg wrote:#3 - because running isn't rowing. Erging is off-water rowing and rowing is on-water rowing.
Right. Running is much more difficult, more fun, more useful, more energizing, healthier and more productive than is rowing.Running isn't related to rowing in any sense.
#4 - see #3.
Not true daren,Daren wrote:If he earns it, he'll get it. He's done nothing that I find deserving of my respect.Sir P wrote:Some of you could do with showing a bit more respect to Chad.
That's different. I can disagree with someone while still respecting them. But, you're correct; I don't respect Chad, and yes, it's a direct result of previous behaviour and postings.hjs wrote:Not true daren,Daren wrote:If he earns it, he'll get it. He's done nothing that I find deserving of my respect.Sir P wrote:Some of you could do with showing a bit more respect to Chad.
everything he says you disagree with, you can,t look objective ad him anymore. That's human, but atmit it.
It's not ironic in the slightest. Some of those that have been paying attention will understand why already, but essentially my lack of respect stems from how Chad has conducted his campaigns, rather than the underlying principles of those campaigns.John Rupp wrote:How ironic, that you can't respect someone who stands up for integrity.
But at least you are making similar motions and exercising the same muscles in a similar manner as you would when erging.John Rupp wrote:A boat is not an erg.ehagberg wrote:#3 - because running isn't rowing. Erging is off-water rowing and rowing is on-water rowing.
BS. Rowing is a whole-body workout, or at least much moreso than running.Right. Running is much more difficult, more fun, more useful, more energizing, healthier and more productive than is rowing.
I'd claim the reverse is true. Without special equipment, one with both arms amputated will not be able to row, but they can run. Anyone with the ability to row can also run.John Rupp wrote:All runners can row. Not all rowers can run.
My joints are fine.ehagberg wrote:Runners often pick up rowing because their joints have taken too much of a beating from running.
Like I said, running is more difficult, and also more fun, more useful, more energizing, healthier and more productive than is rowing. Thus, yes, this makes running better than rowing. I most certainly enjoy being able to run, much more than being able to row.Does that make running better than rowing? I don't think so.
Running exercises your whole body.And how much of a workout do your back/lats/arms get from running? Not very much at all. From rowing? A lot.
Would sitting in my rocking chair in front of the telly raising a nice cool beer to my lips at frequent intervals (SPM 25 say) countehagberg wrote:But at least you are making similar motions and exercising the same muscles in a similar manner as you would when erging.John Rupp wrote:A boat is not an erg.ehagberg wrote:#3 - because running isn't rowing. Erging is off-water rowing and rowing is on-water rowing.
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