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Post by hjs » October 26th, 2017, 3:31 am

Rolf_Boers wrote:Did challenge series today. Pulled 5:52. Nowhere near the 5:26 I pulled few years ago. Got some work to do. :(
Those otw guys seem to be more in the cantine then training :P

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Post by Rolf_Boers » October 26th, 2017, 12:54 pm

:lol: p
hjs wrote:
Rolf_Boers wrote:Did challenge series today. Pulled 5:52. Nowhere near the 5:26 I pulled few years ago. Got some work to do. :(
Those otw guys seem to be more in the cantine then training :P
:lol: :lol:
Not the cantine but can't deny that I lost speed on the erg after I started rowing otw.

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Post by Rolf_Boers » October 26th, 2017, 1:16 pm

ivan141 wrote:That's still a beastly time.... :shock:
Maybe I m wrong but I assume you think I did the ctc. Did not do the ctc but the challenge series from the Indoor rowers league. This month's distance is 1609 mtrs. If I would do the ctc with the same pace I would just below 7:18. Hope to do better than that. B)

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Post by ivan141 » October 27th, 2017, 3:00 am

Oh, ok then. What an odd distance, matches the Goudse Mijl race (OTW) exactly..
I did a lowly 6:50 in that event in the mixed double, but speed on erg does not translate
so directly to speed on water.
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Post by lindsayh » October 31st, 2017, 4:27 am

for those who missed it...........
Steve Berridge of Red Line Rowers has posted the November CTC: "Apologies if the November selection by Red Line Rowers is less adventurous than some but after recent controversies we thought we would avoid a ranking piece or something too “niche” and so have selected a popular 2k training piece, AKA the Red Line Rev Up. For the forthcoming 2k race season, 4 x 750 (3r). First rep static start, subsequent ones from a rolling start and no rate restrictions, enjoy !!"
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Post by Pie Man » October 31st, 2017, 4:29 pm

Thanks Henry and Lindsay for your pacing advice, just finished a 2k in a new PB by 0.6s in 7:09.5. Happy with that especially as my training has consisted mainly of 10k+ SS rows. Hopefully I can pull around that at the BRIC in December
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Post by jackarabit » October 31st, 2017, 7:16 pm

Nice PR, Piers!

11th hour CTC:
Haven't rowed a 100 meters at better than 2:12 since 9 July so happy with how I paced these and surprised how good I felt during and after.

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Post by hjs » November 1st, 2017, 3:47 am

Pie Man wrote:Thanks Henry and Lindsay for your pacing advice, just finished a 2k in a new PB by 0.6s in 7:09.5. Happy with that especially as my training has consisted mainly of 10k+ SS rows. Hopefully I can pull around that at the BRIC in December
Congrats, well done. Would expect a better time at Birc, certainly if you sharpen up more.

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Post by Pie Man » November 1st, 2017, 12:48 pm

Thanks Jack and Henry, it would be nice to improve at BIRC as there are 5 weeks to go and my first 1k on this was 3:37.3 so I could pace it flatter however my first BIRC last year ended with me blowing up in the last 500m with a 1:52 so I will have to be careful to make sure I don't reach too far.

Nice 11th hour CTC Jack it's amazing how SS work pays off for the faster stuff.

BTW what relation does 4 x 750m 3R have to 2k pace? Is it around 2k pace?

thanks
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Post by hjs » November 1st, 2017, 2:23 pm

Pie Man wrote:Thanks Jack and Henry, it would be nice to improve at BIRC as there are 5 weeks to go and my first 1k on this was 3:37.3 so I could pace it flatter however my first BIRC last year ended with me blowing up in the last 500m with a 1:52 so I will have to be careful to make sure I don't reach too far.

Nice 11th hour CTC Jack it's amazing how SS work pays off for the faster stuff.

BTW what relation does 4 x 750m 3R have to 2k pace? Is it around 2k pace?

thanks
Think a bit faster, 1 2 seconds below 2k

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Post by Pie Man » November 10th, 2017, 4:53 pm

Thanks Henry,

Just attempted it and managed 1s under 2k pace, for a 10:38.7. Happy with that, but could probably shave another few seconds off with a better start to the first couple of 750's as they were 1:47.8 and 1:47.0 with the last two at 1:46.4 and 1:44.6.

I have also completed a 6344m row for the IRL, at around 24:58, which is 35s slower than last year. It was supposed to be a 30 min row for a facebook group I am part of but I handled down soon after for no real reason. Which was annoying as when I finally completed it a couple of days later I was slower and it felt harder and at 7607m I was 10m short of my pb.
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Post by Paul N » November 12th, 2017, 5:54 pm

I sprained my ankle running 3 weeks ago and it's taking its time to get better. Rowing is certainly difficult now - initially at half slide only without lifting the heels, then at full slide but without being able to put full pressure through the ankle. Cardio fitness has taken a bit of a nose dive I fear. Have had to resort to Skierg and have just ranked a 1000m piece at about double Henry's pace :oops: Henry - does Skierg work the core as well as triceps or was that just my imagination?

Anyway, doubtful whether I'll be able to complete this month's CTC and IRL challenges so I hope for the latter especially that there will be sufficient times from other members.
Row: 500m 2:04.7 | 1k 4:19.4 | 2k 8:55.4 | 5k 23:13.7 | 6k 28:43.9 | 10k 49:31.8 | 1min 257m | 4min 908m | 30min 6,328m
Ski: 500m 2:18.8 | 1k 4:58.8 | 2k 10:01.6 | 5k 25:59.7 | 10k 52:44.7

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Post by meerkats » November 14th, 2017, 8:29 am

It's a Top 100 all time Flyers CTC update...yes there is someone that keep these stats.


1 141 Nigel Farmer
2 138 Chris Whale
3 134 Hjs
4 134 Will Haskel
5 125 Arno Calonius
6 118 Rick Bayko
7 111 Dan Farmer
8 110 Georgina Price
9 106 Taru Calonius
10 104 Kim Calonius
11 100 Steve Ockerby
12 98 Todd Carpenter
13 97 John Ferdinando
14 95 Debbie Barber
15 88 Shirley
16 87 Wilbert De Jong
17 77 Dirk Moller
18 76 David Moores
19 76 Frank Noorlander
20 75 Andrew Crystal
21 73 LindsayH
22 69 Macroth
23 64 Roadrunner
24 64 The Ref
25 63 Raoul Wiart
26 60 Martin
27 59 Shane Shaw
28 59 Mark Christie
29 58 Weicher
30 52 Steve G
31 52 W Gerssen
32 51 Mikael Calonius
33 49 Tom Rawls
34 49 Kathy Schofield
35 47 Graham Lay
36 47 Glenn Teddy
37 47 Glen Rhook
38 46 Matt B Brown
39 46 Maryanne Maguire
40 46 Al Halberg
41 46 Brad T 2
42 45 Anne Bandanes
43 45 Paul Harris
44 39 Jo W
45 39 Terry
46 38 Kris Kuzniar
47 38 John Stock
48 37 Stephen Clarke
49 36 Kiwi
50 36 Rolf Boers
51 34 Fred Dickie
52 33 Steve Burke
53 33 Mark M
54 32 Marke
55 32 Jack Gilmore
56 31 Paul Galliford
57 30 Paul VZ
58 30 Paul Corrigan
59 28 Peter Sheean
60 27 David Whale
61 25 John Neufelt
62 25 Pete Burne
63 25 Susan G
64 25 Odd Ivar Lindland
65 24 Peter
66 23 Jack Chidley
67 21 Ben Rea
68 21 John Holden
69 21 Jenny Rowe
70 21 Bill Palmer
71 21 Chris
72 21 Jean Gilmore
73 19 Grace Malicrida
74 18 Hendrik Jan
75 18 Canoeist
76 18 Paul Gould
77 18 Shawn Baker
78 18 Liz H
79 17 Carsten Meiriing
80 17 Martin B
81 16 Ashley Supinger
82 16 Damien Roohr
83 15 Maddie
84 15 Emmie Baker
85 14 Petra Schouten
86 14 Adam Balough
87 14 Dennis
88 14 Jon Hayns
89 14 John Adcock
90 13 Nadja Plosila
91 13 Anthony Whittaker
92 13 George NZ
93 13 Ellie Brown
94 13 Rohan Gifford
95 12 David Hayes
96 12 Elliot Thomas
97 12 Lis O
98 12 Bruce
99 12 Graham Woodley
100 11 Tim Greaves

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Post by hjs » November 14th, 2017, 8:38 am

Paul N wrote:I sprained my ankle running 3 weeks ago and it's taking its time to get better. Rowing is certainly difficult now - initially at half slide only without lifting the heels, then at full slide but without being able to put full pressure through the ankle. Cardio fitness has taken a bit of a nose dive I fear. Have had to resort to Skierg and have just ranked a 1000m piece at about double Henry's pace :oops: Henry - does Skierg work the core as well as triceps or was that just my imagination?

Anyway, doubtful whether I'll be able to complete this month's CTC and IRL challenges so I hope for the latter especially that there will be sufficient times from other members.
Hi Paul, depending a bit on technique, but it certainly works the core, midback also works hard, and even the chest adds energy. Would not use a to high a drag, but try to keep a fluend movement.


Chris, nice work !

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Post by Slothful1 » November 14th, 2017, 2:17 pm

meerkats wrote:It's a Top 100 all time Flyers CTC update...yes there is someone that keep these stats.
From a numbers geek, thanks for keeping those stats updated. Just wish I'd found the Flyers sooner, instead of squandering 36 entries on other teams. Would have been in 7th!

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