General discussion on Training. How to get better on your erg, how to use your erg to get better at another sport, or anything else about improving your abilities.
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Stefan
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by Stefan » December 2nd, 2007, 8:58 am
30 minutes 7750 m is a good SB for me and it was prety hard in a gym on a model C.
I will not reach my 2004 seasons PB easilly so I will be happy with more SB!
47 years, 186/85
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michaelb
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by michaelb » December 9th, 2007, 9:50 pm
I haven't really raced in about 2 years, but this fall I have been picking up the meters and starting to push hard again. So I decided it was time to take a crack at the 10k first. This was an online race on RP with 4 other rowers; two who stayed just in front of me (thanks). Previous PB: 38:30.6, new PB: 38:10.5.
I went skiing twice this week, including yesterday, so I was sore from that, and so I paced this conservatively for the first 5k. Not sure when or if I will do another 10k this season, but going sub38 is certainly within the range now.
M 51 5'9'' (1.75m), a once and future lightweight
Old PBs 500m-1:33.9 1K-3:18.6 2K-6:55.4 5K-18:17.6 10K-38:10.5 HM-1:24:00.1 FM-3:07.13
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ancho
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by ancho » December 10th, 2007, 8:29 am
Well done, Michael!
If you keep knocking off 20 secs each time, you'll soon be sub 37!
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RowtheRockies
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by RowtheRockies » December 11th, 2007, 1:56 am
Michael,
Nice PR there! Only thing is with those 5K and 10K PB's, that 7:01 2K is looking a little soft
Rich
40 YO 6'1" 180 lbs. Rowing at 7,000 Ft.
SB's
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RadioFlyer
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by RadioFlyer » December 11th, 2007, 11:35 pm
I'm new to erging, only 30k on my model D as of yesterday but I have one time I am pleased with.
500m in 1:29.0, 31 spm ave., 496 watts generated
Other times that I need to work at are:
2000m in 7:33.3
4000m in 16:01.6
10k in 41:57.4
I have recently attempted intervals. Here is my 3x4x500m set from a few days ago.
I have a long way to go!
Sean
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joeevans8
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by joeevans8 » January 31st, 2008, 8:57 pm
10k in 39:53.6; very happy tonight!
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michaelb
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by michaelb » January 31st, 2008, 11:06 pm
Great row, Joe. Going sub40 for the 10k is a big mile stone.
M 51 5'9'' (1.75m), a once and future lightweight
Old PBs 500m-1:33.9 1K-3:18.6 2K-6:55.4 5K-18:17.6 10K-38:10.5 HM-1:24:00.1 FM-3:07.13
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ancho
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by ancho » February 1st, 2008, 7:01 am
Well done, Joe!
Sub40 feels good!
Did 8290m for the 30min, 2nd improvement in january (total 175m+!)!
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dancogan
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by dancogan » February 1st, 2008, 9:12 am
Great posts and interesting reading for someone new to the sport! And some of the times are absolutely frightening.
Dan
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jbell
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by jbell » February 6th, 2008, 8:17 pm
New 2k PB: 6:43.3. Kind of happy, but I was hoping for sub 40. Wasn't feeling it with ~800 left. Hopefully next time.
PB's:
500: 1:39
2k: 6:43.3
6k: 21:44.1
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ancho
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by ancho » February 7th, 2008, 7:44 am
Well done!
Now you will have to have a go on your 6k, and very specially on your 500m
And I will have to have a go on my 2k one of these days...
yr 1966, 1,87 m, 8? kg
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Tinpusher
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by Tinpusher » February 8th, 2008, 3:57 pm
Feb 6 - 5K - 17:21.3 1:44.1 r28
Feb 8 - 6K - 21:09.9 1:45.8 r27
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jbell
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by jbell » February 8th, 2008, 7:29 pm
ancho wrote:Well done!
Now you will have to have a go on your 6k, and very specially on your 500m
And I will have to have a go on my 2k one of these days...
The 500m I havent updated because I never really have the motivation to push for just a minute and a half. I have done 2min @ 1:35, but one of these days I will do a 500m all out. 6k's are not my strength, but hopefully next one I'll break 21:40 at least.
PB's:
500: 1:39
2k: 6:43.3
6k: 21:44.1
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capnbenzo
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by capnbenzo » February 9th, 2008, 5:21 pm
New PR today at Capital Carolina Erg Sprints! 6:26. Way faster than I expected to go!
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michaelb
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by michaelb » February 9th, 2008, 5:32 pm
Great race, Capn. What was your PB before and what were you expecting today?
M 51 5'9'' (1.75m), a once and future lightweight
Old PBs 500m-1:33.9 1K-3:18.6 2K-6:55.4 5K-18:17.6 10K-38:10.5 HM-1:24:00.1 FM-3:07.13