Splits/Stroke rate of Rob Waddell's 2k?
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Splits/Stroke rate of Rob Waddell's 2k?
Is there any link to the 500m splits and stroke rates for his 5:3x 2k times? I heard he rowing on low DF so I'm curious to see what his stroke rate was.
Thanks!
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Re: Splits/Stroke rate of Rob Waddell's 2k?
There are many people of around his size who competed at BIRC with times under 6'. The results pages link to their race data. Typical seems to be 29-31. Afloat, somewhat higher.
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Re: Splits/Stroke rate of Rob Waddell's 2k?
No no, top racers, even the taller guys rate higher. Although I don,t have a clue about Waddle, its more 33/36 for the real fast guys. They simply have the fitness to rate that high.jamesg wrote:There are many people of around his size who competed at BIRC with times under 6'. The results pages link to their race data. Typical seems to be 29-31. Afloat, somewhat higher.
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Re: Splits/Stroke rate of Rob Waddell's 2k?
hjs wrote:No no, top racers, even the taller guys rate higher. Although I don,t have a clue about Waddle, its more 33/36 for the real fast guys. They simply have the fitness to rate that high.jamesg wrote:There are many people of around his size who competed at BIRC with times under 6'. The results pages link to their race data. Typical seems to be 29-31. Afloat, somewhat higher.
http://www.nkindoorroeien.nl/Uitslagen. See this example for the SA class. Big guys pulling sub 6 way above rate 30
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Re: Splits/Stroke rate of Rob Waddell's 2k?
Waddell rated 33.5 when he broke the WR at the time at Crash-Bs in 1998. See http://books.google.com/books?id=okcEAA ... ng&f=false
Apparently his damper was set on 3 1/2. Drag factor as a number wouldn't have been displayed back then.
Apparently his damper was set on 3 1/2. Drag factor as a number wouldn't have been displayed back then.
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Re: Splits/Stroke rate of Rob Waddell's 2k?
NavigationHazard wrote:Waddell rated 33.5 when he broke the WR at the time at Crash-Bs in 1998. See http://books.google.com/books?id=okcEAA ... ng&f=false
Apparently his damper was set on 3 1/2. Drag factor as a number wouldn't have been displayed back then.
Thanks! Wasn't able to find this article by myself. Seems like I really have to work on getting fitter and improving my stroke rate.
Re: Splits/Stroke rate of Rob Waddell's 2k?
He laid out his 2k strategy in an interview I saw online, can't find it now, but he said he liked to rate around 34. Which would line up with the 33.5.
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Re: Splits/Stroke rate of Rob Waddell's 2k?
Here are the splits and stroke rates of the top 3 finishers at this year's CRASH-Bs:
Andrew Stewart-Jones, 5:47.8: 1:26.0 (35), 1:26.6 (34), 1:27.7 (34), 1:27.5 (35).
Semen Yaganov, 5:51.0: 1:27.2 (34), 1:28.2 (33), 1:28.5 (33), 1:27.1 (37).
Kyle Peabody, 5:52.2: 1:28.2 (33), 1:28.0 (33), 1:28.7 (33), 1:27.3 (34).
Andrew Stewart-Jones, 5:47.8: 1:26.0 (35), 1:26.6 (34), 1:27.7 (34), 1:27.5 (35).
Semen Yaganov, 5:51.0: 1:27.2 (34), 1:28.2 (33), 1:28.5 (33), 1:27.1 (37).
Kyle Peabody, 5:52.2: 1:28.2 (33), 1:28.0 (33), 1:28.7 (33), 1:27.3 (34).
Mid-30s, 6'0", 230lbs (working on that.......), 6:54.8 2k PB (1:43.7, March 2015). Occasional OTW rower.
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Other PBs: 1k @ 1:39.9 (March 2015).
Don't believe everything you read on the internet!
Other PBs: 1k @ 1:39.9 (March 2015).