Where can I find the charts of pace and rate for medalists at Crash-B or BIRC (or any other national championships)?
I want to collect data on pace vs spm for old folks like me (74 in three weeks).
Thanks in advance,
Ralph Earle
Championship Pace and Rate Data
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Re: Championship Pace and Rate Data
Concept2 used to publish it back in the day. I'd send an email to rowing@concept2.com and ask if they've got the splits/stroke data from any recent races.
I've got some from the Basingstoke 2500m competition I used to run before the overheads (venue, van, rowers) vs the number of entries got to high.
I've got some from the Basingstoke 2500m competition I used to run before the overheads (venue, van, rowers) vs the number of entries got to high.
Re: Championship Pace and Rate Data
What's the chances of the Basingstoke races coming back? I always remember how well organised they was.Citroen wrote:Concept2 used to publish it back in the day. I'd send an email to rowing@concept2.com and ask if they've got the splits/stroke data from any recent races.
I've got some from the Basingstoke 2500m competition I used to run before the overheads (venue, van, rowers) vs the number of entries got to high.
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Re: Championship Pace and Rate Data
It's impossible, you can't run a competition on ten ergos / ten warm-up machines and make enough money to cover the overhead costs.Tanker wrote: What's the chances of the Basingstoke races coming back? I always remember how well organised they was.