Sun, Nov 22, 2009

day 4 Training:

Sprint Row 30 sec @ 100% effort
Rest 2:30
repeat 7 times

post total meters rowed to comments
(i.e. 1400 m)

65 comments:

  1. Thanks for the early post!! Anyway to get them at this time everyday??

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  2. So is this a total of 7 or 8?
    Thanks

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  3. Great videos from the Black Box Summit where James is presenting:
    www.sicfit.com

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  4. 1207m

    Forgot to check average watts. Would have been nice to be able to compare to the sprint rows from last month. Anyone know how to calculate average watts from distance in metres over 30sec?

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  5. 091122
    Row 30 sec
    Rest 2:30
    repeat 7 times

    Total Meters (184, 184, 184, 183, 183, 181, 183) = 1282
    Avg Watts (649, 641, 641, 639, 637, 614, 631) = 636

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  6. Answering my own question with this fantastic little row calculator I found:

    http://johnrippon.com/util/row_calc.html

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  7. 150,154,147,149,154,153,150= 1057

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  8. 169 / 168 / 172 / 168 / 172 / 172 / 170 = 1191
    played with damper (range 2-7) and did not get much difference.

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  9. Martin- Just a word of caution. The formula that these calculators use is:

    P = 2.8(d/t)^3

    where d and t are your distance and time. This is _only_ true if you have rowed at a constant speed throughout the entire interval. So, over large distances this is a pretty good approximation because most of the time is spent rowing at a steady pace...but in a short interval like a 30 sec sprint this is typically a poor assumption because there is a lot of acceleration going on. So depending on how fast you accelerate to your top speed and if you can maintain it, there can be a lot of error in estimating your average power using any of the online calculators.

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  10. 181,181,174,169,179,168,169 = 1221.

    plenty of HSPU practice in warm-up.

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  11. 176,175,173,173,168,170,170=1205 m

    Ryan B.

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  12. 166 / 172 / 173 / 173 / 171 / 169 / 169 - 1193m

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  13. 166, 163, 162, 158, 156, 153 153 = 1111 m

    Took a long time to recover, that was painful. Just got back from Mexico yesterday, good to be back!

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  14. 1197, I wanted/expected more. Played with damper on every round and it seems somewhere between 5-7 is best for this time/distance. My one round below 170m (164m)was @ damper 3, my best was 176m @ damper 6.

    Recovery good, I just don't have the power in my hips to really kill this WOD. If I was to repeat this WOD my damper wouldn't go below 5. Ass slippage was present again so I may have to play with the foot stretchers, too.

    My bis are really pumped up, that's not a good sign.

    My word is 'dedgerls', as in that's what my arms feel like.

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  15. 176, 177, 181, 180, 179, 179, 177 = 1249 total meters

    Played with damper settings from 7 to 10, I didn't notice much difference in them.

    Thanks Doug Zirkle, Lisa M and Geoff Aucoin for the comments on the T2B yesterday. I really do appreciate the help!

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  16. m-170-175-167-166-167-165-163=1173
    w-472-469-466-482-486-468-453=3296

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  17. Eric R
    173,171,170,170,169,169,169
    1191m
    Avg watts were lower than last time we did 100% x 30secs

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  18. 138-140-136-137-137-137-137
    Total = 962m

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  19. 153-154-151-148-148-148-149
    Total=1051m

    Thanks to Laura for talking me into doing this after a 1rm deadlift session where I pulled a PB of 276# :o)
    I felt good for the first 3 rounds but the last 4 were a stru--gle! However, once it was over I was glad I did it.

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  20. Total=1158m
    167,168,167,160,168,164,164
    Played with damper 9-5, 8&7 felt best
    slipping off of seat at lower settings but over all pretty happy with effort much better then last row sprints

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  21. 166,168,168,165,164,162,163
    Total=1156
    Damper at 7 for all but last which was set to 8. Messed with stroke rate and power, not sure which worked best.

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  22. 1195m

    167/171/172/173/172/171/169

    damper 7 for all. played with foot board on 1st and last set. I don't really think it made a difference between notch 3 for 2-6 and 1 on the other two. Got a little queasy but not as much as last time when I did it early a.m. According to De Vany maybe I got more GH fasted/first thing=queasy. I dunno.

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  23. 176m @ damper 5
    176m @ 5.5
    177m @ 6
    175m @ 6
    173m @ 5.5
    172m @ 5
    171m @ 5
    total - 1220m In the last 2 intervals they form started to drop off in the last 10 seconds. The seat was all over the place.
    To warm up I did power snatch, OHS & hang squat snatch, then power snatch and hang squat snatch and finally squat snatch. All were singles. I ended up getting a PR snatch @ 155# and still felt like I had more to give.

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  24. 176-174-173-166-166-166-164=1185

    Just found myself a Model D on craigslist. Picking it up on Wednesday. Excited to have one less reason to have to use Dartmouth's undergrad facility.

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  25. Total meters = 1223 (Damper 6 all the way through)

    Catching up after being out all week with the flu. Did yesterday's workout a little while before the row intervals.

    A: 60/70/80f/80/83kg
    B1: 40kg (2.5 pood) unbroken x 3
    B2: 3/3/2 (embarassing!!)
    C1: pace definitely made these ones burn
    C2: unbroken x 3 (finally got the hang of the kipping T2B)

    James, sorry for the late message but my name didn't make it into the overall results for last weekend (not that I was a contender) is it because I subbed DB Thrusters for the wall balls?

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  26. Did this one at Crossfit Las Vegas.

    Thanks to Joe and Zach for the hospitality. Great box, great atmosphere!!!

    169/168/166/164/162/163/165 = 1157

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  27. total meters - 1322
    Did not track watts.

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  28. total meters = 1283

    184, 182, 184, 185, 184, 182, 182
    @ damper 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 7, 7

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  29. 1142 as rx'd

    Need some serious rest and technique work....body fried

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  30. 38/6'2"/193

    Total: 1269

    1) 184m @ 1:21 pace
    2) 183m @ 1:21 pace
    3) 188m @ 1:19 pace
    4) 182m @ 1:22 pace
    5) 178m @ 1:24 pace
    6) 176m @ 1:25 pace
    7) 178m @ 1:24 pace

    Tried to maintain 180+ but started losing ground at round 5.

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  31. 174 (fell off) / 182 / 191 / 189 / 185 / 184 / 184
    total- 1289

    ~gm2

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  32. Don't have a rower and none of the local gyms were open on a sunday...guess that's what you get for living in a small town.

    Sub 65# SDHP for the rower:

    Reps:
    21, 22, 22, 22, 21, 21, 21

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  33. @ OPT @ 10:30AM
    174/167/163/160/162/155/156=1137
    gave all I had so it is what it is. Work capacity needs to come back & then improve from there. Thanks Geoff/Corson
    Good rows Rob & Brent!

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  34. 1215m
    168-173-175-176-175-174-173

    took a little while to find a way to max this. Used a more aggresive stroke return to up my rating from interval 3 onwards.

    Rad workout James!

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  35. 162/162/162/158/152/158/156

    1110m

    For those keeping track the leafs won their 4th game last night.

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  36. 139/136/139/136/136/137/133=956

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  37. 161, 159, 162, 163, 164, 164, 163 = 1136

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  38. Just finished with Mark Rippetoes seminar. Looking forward to getting back into the mix monday.

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  39. damn... beaten by Joey and Unit... "til we meet again..."

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  40. 1.153
    2.150
    3.151
    4.145
    5.145
    6.144
    7.145
    total = 1033
    something obviously happened after round 3???

    checked my watt ave it was 331/128 = 2.5
    did some snatch work after
    Good job on the PR Ali!!

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  41. 144/138/115[fell off ~ 12 secs left]/138/136/136/133 [fell off with 6 secs left and kept rowing]
    Total = 943
    First 2 @ damper 6
    Remainder @ damper 4
    Need to work on faster turn over
    Thanks to Geoff and Rob for trying to "fix" my form - will keep your comments in the frontal lobe for next time.

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  42. 1: 168m, 43 s/m, 1:29.2 avg/500, 492 avg watt
    2. 167m, 43 s/m, 1:29.6 avg/500, 487 avg watt
    3. 167m, 43 s/m, 1:29.5 avg/500, 489 avg watt
    4. 169m, 45 s/m, 1:28.4 avg/500, 507 avg watt
    5. 166m, 45 s/m, 1:30.0 avg/500, 480 avg watt
    6. 166m, 43 s/m, 1:30.2 avg/500, 477 avg watt
    7. 166m, 43 s/m, 1:30.2 avg/500, 477 avg watt

    Total Meters: 1169

    PWO: 40gP (MRM shake), 10gC (mashed yams w/ cinnamon)

    Notes:
    - Done at home.
    - Damper at 7 on all sets.
    - Lost the seat a little in set 5.
    - Unhappy with my Power Ratio here, previous workouts of Sprint Row have yielded much higher Power Ratios. I am still nursing the hurt right knee, so I am not overly concerned.
    - Need to play with damper settings and determine best for me in relation to Power. Thinking about trying 5/6.

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  43. 1177
    Avg 169m/30s
    Damper 5/6 for all

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  44. 157
    161
    158
    157
    154
    154
    155
    =1096
    damper was at 7

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  45. Watched the Wods from the black box summit - i must say the ROM on their pullups was very suspect. I really appreciate James emphasis on complete full rom i think it makes us all better athletes. I would hope that all those owners of their own boxes would be more particular about their ROMs hmmmmm

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  46. Row WOD: 30sec 100 effort for meters!

    162
    161
    159
    161
    161
    157
    157
    = 1118m

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  47. Did an extra :30 about 20min Later on damper Zero to see the results, and my score was 184 which was my second highest during the wod on damper 7. I'll take this as an indication of my stroke getting more efficient.

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  48. Had to do this a day late. Damper on 5.

    1. 178
    2. 182
    3. 179
    4. 177
    5. 175
    6. 175
    7. 175

    Happy with the consistency but I need to pull harder.

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  49. 1-140
    2-142
    3-147
    4-144
    5-141
    6-140
    7-147
    =1001
    Felt bad...sore back

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  50. Well, I successfully pulled and held a 1:20 sec 500m pace today... for about 22 seconds.

    1. 171?? give or take a few
    2. 174
    3. 177
    4. 173
    5. 171
    6. 179
    7. 172

    Total meters traveled = 1217m

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  51. total was 1011.
    individaul rounds were in the 140's ea. time. lost the paper where i wrote them down.

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  52. Total - 1473m

    - Was right around 200m on each round
    - Didnt even think to look at or change the damper
    - First time on a rower since the Games. It's good to be back and to have access to equipment!!
    - I'm not sure how to use the concept 2, so it will take me a bit to get comfortable here. How do you keep from falling off the damn thing?!?

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  53. 37 y/o M, 6ft 180lbs. Chris in Tampa. 30 sec x 7, only 1:30 rest. Total = 1318m.

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  54. 1.5 mile warm-up run (12:39)

    total row: 1212m

    1.5 mile cool-down run (11:33)

    1 heaping scoop refuel, PFC, yes

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  55. 1-170
    2-170
    3-165
    4-164
    5-156
    6-156
    7-156
    Total = 1137 m

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  56. 1214 total.
    Damper at 7 for all but one. dropped to 6 and didn't like the feel.
    Needed to push more in rounds 1 and 2..insufficient warmup

    mount

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