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    Back in the saddle again - BartMan

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    • BartMan
      BartMan last edited by

      Right, the post sevens time to get into a good fitness regime thingy again.<br />
      <br />
      Will post my weight tonight after leaping on the scales...<br />
      <br />
      So, starting yesterday...<br />
      <br />
      Tuesday 10th February 2009: 5000m row - 18:36.1<br />
      Wednesday 11th Feb 2009: AM Weights - chest and arms: 5000m row - 18:12.1<br />
      Thursday 12th Feb: [b]WEIGHT: 97.4kg[/b]: AM Weights - back and shoulders: 5000m row - 18:41.4<br />
      Saturday 14th Feb: morning 6000m row - 23:06.4

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      • BartMan
        BartMan last edited by

        Monday 16th: 6000m row: 22:46.9 5000m row: 18:56.4<br />
        Tuesday 17th: [b]WEIGHT: 96.4kg[/b]: Morning - weights, chest / arms. LUNCH: Row 5000m 18:36.4 this row much easier than the 18:36 odd I rowed the first row back on the C2. Fitness coming up quick. Don't think I'll try for a sub 18 for a while though - not until it gets cooler!<br />
        Wednesday 18th: Lunch row: 6000m 22;08.0. Evening row: 5000m 18:34.1<br />
        Thursday 19th: AM weights - back, shoudlers, biceps. Lunch Row: 5000m 18:54.1<br />
        Friday 20th: Lucn Row: 6000m 22:57.4<br />
        <br />
        Already after 5 rows can feel my body getting 'tighter' if that makes sense. While I have been doing weights consistently over the last few months, you just can't beat the all over body workout that rowing gives you - core especially I reckon!!

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        • BartMan
          BartMan last edited by

          Monday 23rd Feb: Lunch Row: 7000m 26:09.0 PM: Weights - chest and shoulders.<br />
          Tuesday 24th: AM weights, back and arms : Evening Row: 30 minutes - 8115m<br />
          Wednesday 25th: Lunch Row: 6000m 22:44.9. Evening Row 5000m 18:43.9<br />
          Thursday 26th: Morning weights - back / chest. Lunch Row 5000 metres*<br />
          Friday 27th: Morning weights - shoulders and arms - lunch row 5000m 18:44.7 [b](WIEGHT 95.7 - 13.1% body fat)[/b]<br />
          <br />
          <br />

          • a CTC challenge [url="http://www.c2ctc.com/"]http://www.c2ctc.com/[/url]<br />
            4 x 750m rows, with 1:30 rest between. 1000 metres warm up and cool down. A good gut buster, one more would kill ya!!
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          • BartMan
            BartMan last edited by

            Monday: 2nd AM 2k row 7:27.0 then chest weights, then 2k row 7:22.0 PM, 7k row 26:39.1<br />
            Tuesday 3rd AM 2 k row 7:27.2 then back weights then 2k row.<br />
            Wednesday 4th AM 2k row 7:22 then arm weights then 2 k row. PM 30 minute row 8077m<br />
            Thursday 5th AM 5k row 18:27.7 then shoulder weights.

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            • Catogrande
              Catogrande last edited by

              Fuck me Bart, but you're doing some intensive stuff. If you keep that up you'll be anwhippet with arms - nothing but biceps' balls and ribcage.<br />
              <br />
              Do you dip in and out of the exercise regime?

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              • BartMan
                BartMan last edited by

                Don't think that'll ever happen Cato, love the grub too much - I train so I can eat what I want when I want - within reason that is!<br />
                <br />
                Over the last year, after having a rowing fixation that saw me rowing 100,000+ metres a week, I got back into the weights again, and the rowing has slowed as a result.<br />
                <br />
                So only just now getting back into the rowing again a little more seriously, but still wanting to do the weights, as I really enjoy them - more so now a long tern shoulder injury has repaired, so I can actually lift weights again!!<br />
                <br />
                And after a weekend in Wellington doing nothing but eat and drink, all the last few weeks training will be for niothing!!

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                • BartMan
                  BartMan last edited by

                  Monday 9th: Row 5000m 18:16.9<br />
                  Tuesday 10th: AM: row 2k 7:12.3 weights chest row 3k 10:58.3 LUNCH 5k row 18:39.0 EVENING ROW 5k 18:33.0<br />
                  Wednesday 11th AM: SHoulder weights at gym then 5k row 18:36.9 [b]WEIGHT 94.1kg[/b] lunch row 6k 22:52, Evening row 5k 18:53.9<br />
                  Thgursday 12th: AM 2500 row 9:14.9, arm weights then 2500m row 8:54.9 lunch row 7k 26:14.8<br />
                  Friday 13th: Morning Row: 6k 22:04.2 Lunch Row: 8k 30:27.0

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                  • BartMan
                    BartMan last edited by

                    Saturday: 6k row<br />
                    Sunday: 5k and 6k row<br />
                    Monday 2 k row, back and arm weights. lunch 9k row.<br />
                    Tuesday 2k row. Chest and shoulder weights.

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