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BarryGibb said:
See above - we won the Novice category (revised to joint first) - 121st overall which isn't too bad considering we had a big range of ages and sizes in the boat. Pennants are being presented by Sir Matthew next week.
I saw that, it's a great finish. Well done. I wondered if anyone else was competing. Novice boats go pretty quick too, so it's a tough category!lankybob said:
50 minute erg rating 22 today. Not good when recovering from a heavy night.
I was pulling a 2:03.0 but then threw up with less than 2 minutes to go!
Ended up at 2:07 as I started pulling again with 7 seconds to go.
Throwing up and carrying on shows dedication, but why did it take you 1:53 to get going again? I was pulling a 2:03.0 but then threw up with less than 2 minutes to go!
Ended up at 2:07 as I started pulling again with 7 seconds to go.
One of the big pieces they used to do in the Olympic Squad was 30mins @ 20spm. 9,000 metres is 1:40 splits.
Matt Pinsent once said:
It's the hardest workout we do regularly, and maybe my favourite. After you've done it two or three times you're constantly trying to better the previous piece. Anything over 9,000 metres is good going. A few of us can do that. 9,000 metres at altitude is still something nobody can achieve.
I saw someone do it once. I think I cracked 8,500 a few times, maybe 8,600. I believe there is someone from the NZ team who recently did something mental over an hour. I'll have to look it up.louiebaby said:
lankybob said:
50 minute erg rating 22 today. Not good when recovering from a heavy night.
I was pulling a 2:03.0 but then threw up with less than 2 minutes to go!
Ended up at 2:07 as I started pulling again with 7 seconds to go.
Throwing up and carrying on shows dedication, but why did it take you 1:53 to get going again? I was pulling a 2:03.0 but then threw up with less than 2 minutes to go!
Ended up at 2:07 as I started pulling again with 7 seconds to go.
louiebaby said:
One of the big pieces they used to do in the Olympic Squad was 30mins @ 20spm. 9,000 metres is 1:40 splits.
That's nuts! how these people keep up splits that low is just insane!Matt Pinsent once said:
It's the hardest workout we do regularly, and maybe my favourite. After you've done it two or three times you're constantly trying to better the previous piece. Anything over 9,000 metres is good going. A few of us can do that. 9,000 metres at altitude is still something nobody can achieve.
I saw someone do it once. I think I cracked 8,500 a few times, maybe 8,600. I believe there is someone from the NZ team who recently did something mental over an hour. I'll have to look it up.Found it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ygfyfzQFSY
18,728 m in 1 hour. Free rate, on a Dynamic Rower.
Seriously impressive.
By my maths, that's 1:36.1 splits, for an hour.
Which the screen output agrees with:
That's some serious going, and great consistency for the first half an hour.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ygfyfzQFSY
18,728 m in 1 hour. Free rate, on a Dynamic Rower.
Seriously impressive.
By my maths, that's 1:36.1 splits, for an hour.
Which the screen output agrees with:
That's some serious going, and great consistency for the first half an hour.
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