Not exactly constant pace. I got a bit slower after 40 minutes, but the last 2000 or 3000 meters were faster again
Distance, Time, Pace: 15000m in 0:59:38.5, a pace of 1:59
Stroke Rate: 22spm
Heart Rate: 151bpm
74kg, 179cm, 60 years old
https://www.biorower.com/ - As close as possible to rowing on water
BIOROWER channel on YouTube: / @biorower
The company founder is also a rowing coach: / @aramtraining
0:00:00 title
0:00:10 fixing sweat catching cloth, session start
0:12:32 12 minutes
0:24:32 24 minutes
0:36:32 36 minutes
0:48:32 48 minutes
0:59:44 the last strokes
1:00:25 session summary with overlay of stroke rate and pace
1:00:32 some strokes in slow motion, taken from the last 10 minutes
My objective is the physical exercise itself, not a performance peak on a specific date for a competition. No season build-up, but mile-crunching or, because I am in the metric system, kilometer-eating. The most common routine is 15000m, sometimes 30000m and from time to time 42195m, the Marathon distance. Pace varies. Session objectives can be just to row along, high intensity, low stroke rate or low heart rate. My technique is a testimony that I never did rowing on the water and never had proper training. In the first years of ergometer rowing, I had the arrogance to think my technique can't be too bad, because when I ranked my workouts, I did fairly well for a non-rower (see the links below). It was late until I realized how bad my technique is and I improved it. But I am still far from good. Somehow, the BIOROWER gently guides me towards increasing my technique.
60 Minutes, all ages, all gender, lightweight: Place 18 from 691 https://log.concept2.com/rankings/202...
42195m, all ages, all gender, lightweight: Place 8 from 203 https://log.concept2.com/rankings/202...
42195m, all ages, all gender, all weights: Place 39 from 1055 https://log.concept2.com/rankings/202...
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