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Oct 6, 2021 37 min

Workout 84 - RowErg - Alternation Fluctuation

from The Concept2 Workout Podcast Hosted by Concept2Channel

Workout 84: (Long Steady State) A gradual ascent in stroke rate only to fall back into the valley and climb back up once again. We must manage our power as there's no time for breaks along this journey. Join us for our Skeleton Crew Challenge - Last week of October! https://log.concept2.com/challenges/skeleton-crew Warmup Into Workout: 30 X 1 Minute Intervals Stroke Rate Targets 22-24-22 24-26-24 26-28-26 28-26-28 26-24-26 24-22-24 22-24-22 24-26-24 26-28-26 28-30-28 **LISTENER REQUEST** Help us build a segment on our show! It's called "What Makes YOUR Flywheel Spin?" and we want to hear from YOU! You'll have to do this workout to hear the specific details for this week, but here are the basic steps: Step 1: Complete today's Workout Step 2: Find the Audio Recorder App on your smartphone Step 3: Record your Voice answering the specific question asked Step 4: Save and Send your audio files to [email protected] Want to Learn or Practice the Basics of Rowing on the Concept2 RowErg? As The Flywheel Spins "Row Basics" Remember, feedback is important! Please forward any questions or comments you may have to [email protected] (use "Podcast" in the subject line of your email). Please read the following before participating. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY and USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

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