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Do we need this thread?
We shall see...

2 x7k low rate
short rest
1st half very easy
2nd half 20 spm sub 2:2O pace
over 10 meters per stroke...

see: http://concept2.co.uk/forum/blog.php?u=7679&b=88668

8.4km mostly easy technical row, except for:

2xstart+30 strokes 30spm
15 strokes 22spm/15@24spm/15@26spm/15@28spm/15@30spm/15@32spm
start+30 strokes 38spm
start+30 strokes 34/36spm

Preparing the boat for transport. Race on Saturday.

34 degrees C at 6:30pm!

sander wrote:8.4km mostly easy technical row, except for:

2xstart+30 strokes 30spm
15 strokes 22spm/15@24spm/15@26spm/15@28spm/15@30spm/15@32spm
start+30 strokes 38spm
start+30 strokes 34/36spm

Preparing the boat for transport. Race on Saturday.

34 degrees C at 6:30pm!

Sounds like a great pre-race workout.
Best of sculling!
Where's the event?

16K. First part I was doing a drill suggested by (Rocket) Roy, who is fairly new to sculling but has some fabulous coaches so he will be flying in no time, if he isn't already. The drill is to take the catch and start the drive with light pressure, then build up the pressure as you go to the finish. It was particularly helpful to me because I have a bad habit of not finishing hard enough. I love drills.

A thread with quantifiable training reports? What a novel idea.
2.1K WU

3x1K R3:00 3.3K CD

Byron Drachman wrote:16K. First part I was doing a drill suggested by (Rocket) Roy, who is fairly new to sculling but has some fabulous coaches so he will be flying in no time, if he isn't already. The drill is to take the catch and start the drive with light pressure, then build up the pressure as you go to the finish. It was particularly helpful to me because I have a bad habit of not finishing hard enough. I love drills.

Keeping elbows level w/forearms ?

Tinpusher wrote:A thread with quantifiable training reports? What a novel idea.
2.1K WU

3x1K R3:00

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1,000   4:18.7   106 strokes   r24.7   EHR 162   2:09.3
303   3:00.0   26 strokes   r17.0   EHR 112   4:57.1
1,000   4:12.7   106 strokes   r25.3   EHR 162   2:06.3
395   3:00.0   39 strokes   r18.4   EHR 122   3:48.1
1,000   4:19.4   107 strokes r24.8   EHR 165   2:09.7

3.3K CD

Your "ERH" is 162-165 bpm...
What's your max?

mikvan52 wrote:Your "ERH" is 162-165 bpm...
What's your max?

175

I replied to your earlier questions in the UK blog.

ah love these threads
so today, 1k warmup then 10k rowing by 8s at 150-155 heart rate.
then 5k a bit harder then steady state at a 24 heart rate 170-175 with it rising to 180 at the end.
then 10k squareblading by 8s.
then 1k cool down, 22,000 meters nice and tired now!

Tinpusher wrote:A thread with quantifiable training reports? What a novel idea.

It sounds as if your reading on this forum has been limited to just one thread until now. There have been plenty of real results reported on at least a couple of others. They just don't have huge message counts.

Bob S., sniper

No training to report as I've strained a muscle in my right lat area, probably due to over enthusiasm....

But I would be interested in any views about this boat which looks a bargain....it is the perfect 75-85k weight for me and I could keep it at Dorney Lake and just use it in nice water until I got good enough to take it on the Thames.

Kiwi International Rowing Skiff (KIRS) 8.1 Mould, Suits Weights of about 75-85kgs, Aluminium Wing Rigger, Blue Bow to half way down the boat where it fades to white, new size ten addidas rowing shoes. Made January 2010 Used lightly at J16 level for a year at school, competed in GB Junior Trials at the end of the year then stopped using it immediately after that because I grew out of it. Boat has never been used on the tideway so very little wear and tear and is in very good condition, always kept indoors and whenever transported was kept in a boat cover which comes with the boat. This is a very good offer and I am willing to discuss price as I need to sell it to buy another one. £4500 O.N.O Delivery anywhere around London and Henley, viewing possible but please get in touch with me to organise it. Contact Harry Aitchison: harryaitch@gmail.com, 07792346777 (04/05/11)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2c82bC9h74Y

mikvan52 wrote:

sander wrote:8.4km mostly easy technical row, except for:

2xstart+30 strokes 30spm
15 strokes 22spm/15@24spm/15@26spm/15@28spm/15@30spm/15@32spm
start+30 strokes 38spm
start+30 strokes 34/36spm

Preparing the boat for transport. Race on Saturday.

34 degrees C at 6:30pm!

Sounds like a great pre-race workout.
Best of sculling!
Where's the event?

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Breclav,+ ... src=6&z=15

sander wrote:8.4km mostly easy technical row, except for:

2xstart+30 strokes 30spm
15 strokes 22spm/15@24spm/15@26spm/15@28spm/15@30spm/15@32spm
start+30 strokes 38spm
start+30 strokes 34/36spm

Preparing the boat for transport. Race on Saturday.

34 degrees C at 6:30pm!

Looks like a great workout, where are you Florida at 34C? Nice water?

8k in a 1x. First time ever in a single. Concentrated on balance and kept the stroke rate really low. What a rush!

gregsmith01748 wrote:8k in a 1x. First time ever in a single. Concentrated on balance and kept the stroke rate really low. What a rush!

~Dude!