This morning, we had a late breakfast, and instead of working out, I had a lazy morning. We had lunch in town with some old friends. Then there was a small thing to fix around the house, so it was after 4pm when I changed to rowing gear and went to my erg basement.
The workout of the day was a 4x2km, but I didn’t look up any recent results for this workout. I did a 2km warming up and decided to row this workout as if I was rowing 2km segments of a hard 10km:
- Focus on rhythm and technique
- Don’t go too low with Stroke Rate – keep the stroke light
- Work from a base pace of 1:53 per 500m, go faster only when doing it respecting the previous two bullet points
- in the first three intervals, a set of 10 hard strokes at the half way point
- Accelerate and empty the tank in the final interval
After the workout, I scrolled through the PM history to find the last 4x2km. This was the result:
Today’s workout was executed exactly according to the plan. No drama, except that the final 300m were really hard.
And here is how that looks in a chart:
I also looked at a few charts to check if I really was a consistent in rhythm and technique as it felt during the row. I had most difficulty to get into the rhythm at the start of each interval, where pace was oscillating between 1:54 and 1:52. The other hard part was around 1100m to go. Here are the charts:
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Dec 10 2017
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This morning, we had a late breakfast, and instead of working out, I had a lazy morning. We had lunch in town with some old friends. Then there was a small thing to fix around the house, so it was after 4pm when I changed to rowing gear and went to my erg basement.
The workout of the day was a 4x2km, but I didn’t look up any recent results for this workout. I did a 2km warming up and decided to row this workout as if I was rowing 2km segments of a hard 10km:
After the workout, I scrolled through the PM history to find the last 4x2km. This was the result:
Today’s workout was executed exactly according to the plan. No drama, except that the final 300m were really hard.
And here is how that looks in a chart:
I also looked at a few charts to check if I really was a consistent in rhythm and technique as it felt during the row. I had most difficulty to get into the rhythm at the start of each interval, where pace was oscillating between 1:54 and 1:52. The other hard part was around 1100m to go. Here are the charts:
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By sanderroosendaal • rowing • 0 • Tags: 4x2km, concept2, erg, OTE, pete plan, rowing, training