Saw the Nascar races..
Now I am back..have to dust off the erg and begin to row!!!
Pat

That was one row, I've been trying to ramp things back up after some lower back issues earlier in the summer. Getting old(er) sucks!damselfly wrote:
Jamus M - 13,595 Whoa! Long row or two days? [/color]
Yes, yes it does.jamusdvm wrote: That was one row, I've been trying to ramp things back up after some lower back issues earlier in the summer. Getting old(er) sucks!
If it sucks so much, why do we all do it?!damselfly wrote:Yes, yes it does.jamusdvm wrote: That was one row, I've been trying to ramp things back up after some lower back issues earlier in the summer. Getting old(er) sucks!
Happy birthday in advance, and Whoa! 18 million!! Wow! Your closet must be bulging with Concept2 shirts! Way to row.wyattwyatt wrote:"Do not regret growing older - it is a privilege denied to many." -- Internetz
Turning 60 soon. Just hit 18 million meters. Thanks to the team for their support.
BTW: Started running again and was able to get up to an hour run within 2 weeks - I attribute that level of fitness to rowing.
Hang in there folks!
Believe it or not.... No, not quite that extreme, but in the gym I did see one woman using the rowing machine purportedly to kill two birds with one stone, as in doing a weight training exercise with their cardio, in her case, doing dumbbell curls (this guy is maxing his gym time by combining his rowing with a shoulder workout). Fortunately, knowing her as well as I did, I suggested that she stop, as in ...you @#$% idiot... Not that it stopped her.damselfly wrote:If you notice someone surreptitiously filming you with their camera in the gym while you row, you might want to check your form...![]()
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Can you imagine anyone in an actual BOAT doing this?!?!?!![]()
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Congratulations, Lisa, many times over. Your comment "it's taken me years" is shared by many of us: I had one year when I only managed 25,500 m; most years I managed < 500,000m/year. And while I had that special year 2 seasons ago, I never ran or did mountain biking at the same time!damselfly wrote:I passed 5MM today... Lifetime Meters: 5,003,569m
I know it doesn't seem like much when David rows more than that every season and it's taken me years, but better slowly than not at all!!
Yay, your own bad self! More good days == excellent!!Hummingbird wrote:Well, I've posted 29.5 K today, covering my rowing sessions from August 19 to today. On a good day, I can manage 7.5K with my sliding scale of 2.5 k; 2.0 k; 1.5 k; 1 k, and I'm having more good days...
How 'bout this one?Hummingbird wrote: Well, who's going to shoot me down for positive thinking??? Be warned: I have been known to change Snoopy's image in the past!
You're right... I only tend to see the people ahead of me and feel "less than", instead of occasionally looking behind as well and feel OK. Here's to moving forward "just right"!Hummingbird wrote: Be proud; you've done it! If you must compare, the true yardstick is that gadzillions aren't even thinking about trying. And won't. EVER!
Yay, Lisa
Yes, I OFFICIALLY entered our team, TimbukTWO, in the Fall Challenge.Hummingbird wrote:...I'm having more good days... Which brings up the September challenge...
Maybe not. I just saw that it starts 15 Sept.![]()
Well, who's going to shoot me down for positive thinking???
Thank you for that lovely quote from that great philosopher Internetz! My favorite philosophers are Emerson, Leibniz, Internetz & Plato!wyattwyatt wrote:"Do not regret growing older - it is a privilege denied to many." -- Internetz
Turning 60 soon. Just hit 18 million meters. Thanks to the team for their support.
BTW: Started running again and was able to get up to an hour run within 2 weeks - I attribute that level of fitness to rowing.
Hang in there folks!