I’m not fast, but I got all distances done and I’m pretty chuffed about this mornings 10k!
Haven’t rowed a 10k in one session since more than a year, so took it slow and steady and got it done! The Olympic rowing on the telly also helped!!!
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1000 meters: 4:39.9
1 minute: 221m
10,000 meters: 1:04:28.5
20 minutes: 3,715m
2000 meters: 10:21.4
10 minutes: 1,385m
6000 meters: 39:22.4
30 minutes: 4,037m
Well done - that's a long time to row!
I haven't watched a single second of any Olympic event - how far did they row with you today?
They only rowed a piddly, Olympic distance of 2k! 🤣🤣🤣 But we met at the 500m-before-final mark, which was nice!
But boy! Men’s races clock up to 49 Strokes per minute, women’s also well into 40s, with my max being 37. I don’t know how 49 is humanly possible!
Well, I guess that equates to my 5k run two weeks ago, and my 6k last weekend: the pros were possibly a tad ahead of me ...
(I remember my one and only Park Run - a there and back - and seeing runners coming back towards me WAY in advance of the half way point and thinking ... "say, what?!" but realising they had 30-40 years on me!🤣)
lol! I am usually in the slowest 5%, both in rowing and running. So speed has stopped mattering to me completely. However improvement on my prior time is always very satisfying to hunt for!
I’m a proud member of the back of the pack! And the runners/rowers high afterwards is just the same! 😀😀😀😀
Well done for that Parkrun. I still have only done notParkruns. Happy running!
March Matness Week 4
