LUNA-TICS Astro-rower-naut Team Room - Hangin' Out Together
I don't know what model I row on. I am only sure it is a C2 cuz that is what it says on the rower. I keep the damper on 10 and my spm is between 37 to 42. I don't know how you did it Tom but not only did you pass me up but you are kicking my butt. I row about an hour and a half before work each day and if I can get the time after work I try to get in at least another half hour. I am missing out on a lot of snow shoeing for this challenge but it is worth it as I have now lost 21 pounds and 17 more points off my total cholesterol.
LJ
[quote="Kristine Strasburger"]The snow just keeps coming and coming. This time, though, I did my rowing first. Now am eating a bit, and then out to shovel the snow. I think there must be about another foot accumulated which needs shoveling.
I wish we had the snow keep coming. We are in our 9th year of drought here. The snow just comes about 3 inches then the wind blows it around for 2 weeks back and forth so it seems like I have been shovelling as much as you but never any more moisture. It is all very sad
I wish we had the snow keep coming. We are in our 9th year of drought here. The snow just comes about 3 inches then the wind blows it around for 2 weeks back and forth so it seems like I have been shovelling as much as you but never any more moisture. It is all very sad
LJ
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I just got done with the shoveling. 6 hours. I feel like I'm gonna die. I am soooooo glad I rowed first today. Another 6 inches is expected tonight, so tomorrow looks like more of the same. The next two days are really not going to be fun! (But I can't give up - we are so close to the end!)
☆~Kristine~☆
rowing model
I personally own a model B with I have had since for 15 years. It is in the garage at the moment, although i have offered to lend it out to someone who would row for our team. I rowed fro Trinity College CT in the late 80s.
i usually row on a model c at a 24 hour health club in my area. The other branch of the club has a model b, which I use sometimes when I need that the child care at the club.
I am tempted to sell the model b and buy a model d for home use, but need to lobby my family for the rest of the money.
Jane
i usually row on a model c at a 24 hour health club in my area. The other branch of the club has a model b, which I use sometimes when I need that the child care at the club.
I am tempted to sell the model b and buy a model d for home use, but need to lobby my family for the rest of the money.
Jane
Brian's row
I have emailed concept2 with a suggestion to honor Brian's row and cause. here is:: One of the t-shirts available on cafepress after the row could be a special pink one or a pink JVC logo on a shirt. I suggested they mark these up and donate the extra money to breast cancer research.
Don't know yet if they can/will do this, but hope they do.
Jane
Don't know yet if they can/will do this, but hope they do.
Jane
Hi to all you LUNA-TICS,
I'm Nathaniel from the Pat's TIMBUK2 team. We've been watching your behinds throughout the JVC (yes, on an ergo, unlike a rowing boat, you look forward?). A little while back I wrote a small computer script that produces daily progress stats for our team. Your teammate Kona2 mentioned that she liked the stats, so I've posted a daily report for you LUNA-TICS here.
Day 29 LUNA-TICS Statfest
Team Progress report: Yesterday's team distance: 338km
Wowzers! You folks really pull out the stops on Sundays, don't you?
Personal Progress Report
Milestone acheivers
100km:
Will Worthwine
Dan Thole
150km:
Betsy Buch
barbara grandberg
Andrea Cosmin
200km:
Robert Hess
250km:
Lisa Jorgensen
300km:
Noelle Boyle
Jan Stevenson
Tim Porter
600km:
Tom Pinckney
Congratulations to Noelle Boyle! LUNA-TICS's rower of the day.
Well done to all the above for pushing LUNA-TICS onwards. See ya'll across the finish line.
Nathaniel
I'm Nathaniel from the Pat's TIMBUK2 team. We've been watching your behinds throughout the JVC (yes, on an ergo, unlike a rowing boat, you look forward?). A little while back I wrote a small computer script that produces daily progress stats for our team. Your teammate Kona2 mentioned that she liked the stats, so I've posted a daily report for you LUNA-TICS here.
Day 29 LUNA-TICS Statfest
Team Progress report: Yesterday's team distance: 338km
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Day 29: 338km **********************************
Day 28: 438km ********************************************
Day 27: 742km **************************************************************************
Day 26: 391km ***************************************
Day 25: 341km **********************************
Day 24: 374km *************************************
Day 23: 377km **************************************
Day 22: 368km *************************************
Day 21: 556km ********************************************************
Day 20: 724km ************************************************************************
Day 19: 410km *****************************************
Day 18: 478km ************************************************
Day 17: 457km **********************************************
Day 16: 397km ****************************************
Day 15: 396km ****************************************
Day 14: 290km *****************************
Personal Progress Report
Milestone acheivers
100km:
Will Worthwine
Dan Thole
150km:
Betsy Buch
barbara grandberg
Andrea Cosmin
200km:
Robert Hess
250km:
Lisa Jorgensen
300km:
Noelle Boyle
Jan Stevenson
Tim Porter
600km:
Tom Pinckney
Congratulations to Noelle Boyle! LUNA-TICS's rower of the day.
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Name Logged yesterday (m) Places climbed Fighting spirit (%)
The Podium:
Noelle Boyle 20179 30 110.3
Kristine Strasburger 25570 20 109.9
Jan Stevenson 17000 20 107.0
Jane Newall 13000 42 105.7
Chris Tudury 17137 10 104.8
Lisa Jorgensen 14114 19 104.7
Alix Shaw 8040 68 104.2
Gina Levy 10573 51 104.1
Will Worthwine 8000 52 103.8
Dan Cox 24147 3 103.4
Kelly Zito 5027 52 102.2
Tim Porter 10000 4 101.6
Betsy Buch 7808 13 101.5
Dan Thole 10000/2 16 100.6
Mary Harper 7430 4 100.6
barbara grandberg 12625/2 9 100.5
Robert Hess 17000/2 1 100.1
Anthony Parendo 24255 100.0
Richard Beechey 5000/2 99.5
Linda Brown 13160/6 99.4
Rae Smith 2000/2 99.3
Ingrid vanKesteren 5832/3 98.7
Andrea Cosmin 8392/2 98.7
ELynne Fitzmorris 11135 98.0
AJ Tudury 6181/2 97.7
Tina Jacky 4023/5 97.3
peter verdirame 5000 96.5
Karyn Gallagher 4919/3 96.3
Kym Stohl 90/3 96.3
Matt Forsbacka 4317/16 96.0
Steven Larky 2000 94.3
Tom Pinckney 14485 92.7
- Progress logged between Tue 29 Jan 06:00 GMT and Wed 30 Jan 06:00 GMT.
- Fighting spirit is a measure of your proportional rate of ascent of the rankings. 100% means you've maintained your place in the overall rankings. If you were ranked at 200, and climbed to place 180 in the 2 days since you last logged any distance, your Fighting spirit would be ((200-180)/(200x2) + 1) x 100 = 105%. Similarly, if you were ranked at 1000 and climbed to place 950 in one day, your Fighting spirit would also be 105%.
- A '/' means yesterday's logged distance has been split between the number of days since you last logged any metres (or day 14, when these stats were started.)
Well done to all the above for pushing LUNA-TICS onwards. See ya'll across the finish line.
Nathaniel
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Thanks for the time you've taken to compile and post this information. Posts and encouragement have given many of us the push needed to meet and exceed our goals. It certainly help me!!
Thursday, I will meet my goal of 620,000. It started out at 200,000 which was (I thought) pretty good for me. Thanks to such encouraging help - I continued to up my goals and make them.
The February challenge of 14,000 (Valentine's days) should be "child's play" for many of us after this. Then the Marathon Challenge April/May?
I believe I will start cross training (I am somewhat overtrained I believe) and get started on Marathon training. This challenge was a terrific place to build the base to get started. I believe I can sit on the erg long enough and row long enough (gotta get my 500 times up), but I do have low back problems (spasms) that do pay me a visit from time to time. However, I've found that that the rower gives me the best workout safely as long as I am careful about good form.
Don't want to sound like a broken record, but prior to beginning of the January Rowing Challenge my BP, lipids, & glucose were too high and I weighed 27 pounds more than I do now. Everything seems to be under control according to my latest tests. Total weight loss has been 52 pounds. I haven't met my goal of a body that men fear and women love. However, I will continue to work on it!!
I would also like to point out that I followed the advice of my doctor and a dietician during this whole process. Thanks to them also.
One other thing..........seems like my rear-end is getting used to sitting on the erg a little better!!
Thursday, I will meet my goal of 620,000. It started out at 200,000 which was (I thought) pretty good for me. Thanks to such encouraging help - I continued to up my goals and make them.
The February challenge of 14,000 (Valentine's days) should be "child's play" for many of us after this. Then the Marathon Challenge April/May?
I believe I will start cross training (I am somewhat overtrained I believe) and get started on Marathon training. This challenge was a terrific place to build the base to get started. I believe I can sit on the erg long enough and row long enough (gotta get my 500 times up), but I do have low back problems (spasms) that do pay me a visit from time to time. However, I've found that that the rower gives me the best workout safely as long as I am careful about good form.
Don't want to sound like a broken record, but prior to beginning of the January Rowing Challenge my BP, lipids, & glucose were too high and I weighed 27 pounds more than I do now. Everything seems to be under control according to my latest tests. Total weight loss has been 52 pounds. I haven't met my goal of a body that men fear and women love. However, I will continue to work on it!!
I would also like to point out that I followed the advice of my doctor and a dietician during this whole process. Thanks to them also.
One other thing..........seems like my rear-end is getting used to sitting on the erg a little better!!
Thanks for the stats!
Thanks to Nathaniel from Timbuk2 for posting the stats for Luna-Tics - that was a nice surprise! Since we don't have any more Sundays where we can pull out the stops, we'll have to see what we can do for Wednesday and Thursday - heading for lucky 13 million for the team.
thanks for all the stats...i row at the y on a concept two pm...i keep the damper at one but there really doesn't seem to be much difference between the settings..hopefully i'm talking about the right thing...and i like the idea of the t shirts to support brian...will we be able to get info about them once the challenge is over...will are meeting room still be here...go luna-tics...barbara
Jane..GREAT idea about the shirts!!
I am a tee shirt fanatic so I will be sure to get one.
Cafe Press is an awesome company and I bet they would be glad to do this for Concept2.What a great idea!!
PJM
TIMBUK2
I am a tee shirt fanatic so I will be sure to get one.
Cafe Press is an awesome company and I bet they would be glad to do this for Concept2.What a great idea!!
PJM
TIMBUK2
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Re: snow rowing
Tell me about it! The snow keeps coming in waves. I must have shoveled the rowing equivalent of 15 km yesterday or at least it felt like it. The newspaper featured its standard article on ice dams this morning, something they haven't had to do in a few years. I love it!Kristine Strasburger wrote:I just got done with the shoveling. 6 hours. I feel like I'm gonna die. I am soooooo glad I rowed first today. Another 6 inches is expected tonight, so tomorrow looks like more of the same. The next two days are really not going to be fun! (But I can't give up - we are so close to the end!)
You've been a great captain, Kristine! Thanks for the fun!
- Kristine Strasburger
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Nathaniel,
Thanks so much for taking the time to put all our stats together for us. How cool! It has been a real pleasure to have the posts and visits to our Team Room from team TIMBUK2, and we have enjoyed visiting you guys as well. Thanks for coming by!
Barbara,
I think that our Team Room will be available for a little while after the JVC is over. I did email C2 about creating a full-time team room section in the forum. Dena said she liked that idea, but still had to run it by her teammates there for approval (as I understand it.) I have not heard back from her any futher on it.
It is possible that they are waiting for the end of the JVC to make any new forum areas for us just to avoid confusion. The best thing would be if they simply "move" this current Team Room to the new area once it is established. Then we won't loose all of this fun history together. At the very least, I hope it is archived rather than deleted.
She will probably curse me for this , but it might not hurt if everyone who is interested in having a full-time Team Room section in the forum (where any team could create their own Team Room) would email Dena <ranking@concept2.com> and let her know your support and desire for it. Let the folks at C2 hear how much the forum dialogue has helped you achieve and even surpass your goals, and how this would be a help all year long.
Now, off to the rower so I can try to pass up Angelo and Rodrigo again. The sprint to the finish is on, boys!
Thanks so much for taking the time to put all our stats together for us. How cool! It has been a real pleasure to have the posts and visits to our Team Room from team TIMBUK2, and we have enjoyed visiting you guys as well. Thanks for coming by!
Barbara,
I think that our Team Room will be available for a little while after the JVC is over. I did email C2 about creating a full-time team room section in the forum. Dena said she liked that idea, but still had to run it by her teammates there for approval (as I understand it.) I have not heard back from her any futher on it.
It is possible that they are waiting for the end of the JVC to make any new forum areas for us just to avoid confusion. The best thing would be if they simply "move" this current Team Room to the new area once it is established. Then we won't loose all of this fun history together. At the very least, I hope it is archived rather than deleted.
She will probably curse me for this , but it might not hurt if everyone who is interested in having a full-time Team Room section in the forum (where any team could create their own Team Room) would email Dena <ranking@concept2.com> and let her know your support and desire for it. Let the folks at C2 hear how much the forum dialogue has helped you achieve and even surpass your goals, and how this would be a help all year long.
Now, off to the rower so I can try to pass up Angelo and Rodrigo again. The sprint to the finish is on, boys!
☆~Kristine~☆