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#1 Duluth

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Posted 04 August 2006 - 09:52 PM

[table:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][tdo=5:1lp1ku4e]7dayDistances[/tdo:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]Name[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]DistanceinMetres[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]7daysEnding[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]Duluth[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]100,001[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]15th,Nov,2006[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]Bartman[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]117,712[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]Saturday27,Jan,2007[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][tr:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][td:1lp1ku4e]-[/td:1lp1ku4e][/tr:1lp1ku4e][/table:1lp1ku4e]

#2 Hooroo

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Posted 20 October 2006 - 01:31 AM

I changed this thread from the 1 min Distances as no-one has done one.

Bartman got me thinking about this with his attempts to do 100ks in a week.

No historical data please.  From today on only ;) So Bartman can jam his 90k's :(
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Posted 20 October 2006 - 09:06 AM

bastard - can me make it the official C2 rowing week - sunday through to saturday?  and backdate it through to last sunday so we can get some figures up there...
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Posted 20 October 2006 - 08:25 PM

I can't see why not, that's recent enough
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Posted 23 October 2006 - 08:44 PM

Cool, I'll have a crack at doing a lot of meters this week

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Posted 27 October 2006 - 07:56 AM

Okay my week went from Sat 21st to Fri 27th. I've given myself Friday off ;)

Was originally going for a six figure week but crapped out midway through and couldn't do morning rows midweek. Think my body has adjusted to doing more metres now so will have a crack at the 100km next week.

Tomorrow is Beer and Tequila day!!

Sat  10012
Sat  5000
Sun  10000
Mon  7051
Mon  10000
Tues  6397
Wed  8698
Thur  6042
Thur 12120

Total 75320

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Posted 27 October 2006 - 08:30 AM

good work - your body feels tired though at the end of the week eh - got to use all sorts of tricks to keep yourself rowing!  It's all about targets - and my next one is 75k  :grin:  on 57,000 for this week, with three rows left - at lunch, after work and Saturday morning!!  And legs hardly work after squats / dedlift workout last night, so all systems go!!
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#8 Duluth

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Posted 27 October 2006 - 08:06 PM

BartMan said:

It's all about targets - and my next one is 75k   :grin:  on 57,000 for this week, with three rows left - at lunch, after work and Saturday morning!! 
Bastard! You should clear that easily with 3 rows left

So whats the most you've done in a week, have you ever gone past the 100k?

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Posted 28 October 2006 - 09:04 AM

Best was 98,000.  Could have cracked over the 100,000 by jumping on and adding a 2000m row, but for some reason that seemed to me to be cheating - I didn't make it in my training week, so didn't want to get it with a 'top up' row!!

Quite hard at the moment with a new weights training programme with a mate thrown in, but just toning down the rowing, lowering resistance na dnot going so hard out, mainly because I can't!!

At the moment the only non sore part of my body is, well, nothing!!
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#10 Duluth

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Posted 28 October 2006 - 01:46 PM

Damn you!

My 100km attempt begins on Sunday!

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Posted 29 October 2006 - 07:49 PM

well, started with an 8000m this sunday Duluth,and assoreted extra, game on...  :coolsmiley:
14885 - Monday, morning row added...

and finished the week on 76, 995, with Friday a washout with just 4k rowed, too knackered!!
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Posted 16 November 2006 - 07:50 AM

;)

I didn't do a regular Sat-Fri week this time as rugby watching, drinking and recovery got in the way. I decided to get a head start at the beggining of the 'week' to make the 100000m less daunting. It did the trick, the hardest thing after the good start was just not skipping a row.

Thur   11114
Thur     8171
Thur     6147
Fri       10038
Sat      6000
Sat      7262
Sun     11505
Mon      7057
Mon      3567
Tues   13277
Wed     8017
Wed     7846

Total 100001

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Posted 16 November 2006 - 02:56 PM

well done, that's the key - when I did my 98 I did big metres eartly in the week, and ran out of gas by the end of the week.

So a target  ;)
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Posted 20 November 2006 - 12:58 AM

think you should have an overall time for that distance as well, would be an interesting comparison

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Posted 21 November 2006 - 11:25 PM

Dodge said:

think you should have an overall time for that distance as well, would be an interesting comparison
Overall time? ummmm 7 days ;)

I was doing longer rows so my pace was always around 2:05.

So let's round that up to 21mins per 5km, or 420mins for 100k

Somewhere just over 7hrs sounds about right.

I'm sure if Bart does less weights one week and decides to complete the 100km he'd be at least 20mins quicker than that.

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Posted 22 November 2006 - 08:29 AM

might give it a nudge next week anyway - just means having to get my arse into a longer row in the mornings!!  I average about 1:55 when I did my 98,000 in a week, but there was no weights involved then.

Probably won't give it a go next week - just a dream at the moment!!
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Posted 23 November 2006 - 07:29 PM

found my 98,000.  6:11.09.  An average of 1:53.6 odd.
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Posted 30 November 2006 - 02:13 PM

63,000 - meaning 37,000 more to crack the magical ton - two days and a half days left to do it in, and it's starting to hurt - 17,000 today so far, and PLANNING to row pre and post weights today...

geez, when you hit the wall, it's big.  managed another rwo pre weights, post weights was too shagged, and this morning, Friday, sat on the machine, rowed a minute, and then got off - there was nothing there!!  Ceratinly need to do the bulk of the metres early in the week, and less weights...
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Posted 04 December 2006 - 02:52 PM

THIS WEEK I'll manage it, I will.  100,002 metres, here I come  ;)
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Posted 13 January 2007 - 02:03 AM

BartMan said:

THIS WEEK I'll manage it, I will.  100,002 metres, here I come  :rolleyes:
Hmmmm.. I assume you just forgot to put your distance on the leaderboard?

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Posted 14 January 2007 - 01:27 PM

one day this week'll come...
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Posted 16 January 2007 - 09:15 AM

Duluth said:

:rolleyes:

I didn't do a regular Sat-Fri week this time as rugby watching, drinking and recovery got in the way. I decided to get a head start at the beggining of the 'week' to make the 100000m less daunting. It did the trick, the hardest thing after the good start was just not skipping a row.

Thur   11114
Thur     8171
Thur     6147
Fri       10038
Sat       6000
Sat       7262
Sun     11505
Mon      7057
Mon      3567
Tues   13277
Wed     8017
Wed     7846

Total 100001


I almost threw up just reading that post.

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Posted 16 January 2007 - 10:03 AM

yeah, get a quarter of it done in the first day is a cunning plan!!

maybe next week  :coolsmiley:
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Posted 23 January 2007 - 08:39 PM

well cracked the ton at last - but will record the true distance on saturday when I finish the weeks rowing.  the last seven days though have cracked out 114,000 metres, thansk to two big days of 27 and 32 odd thousand metres!
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Posted 27 January 2007 - 07:27 PM

117712 metres.  average 1:55.4
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