Concept 2 Rowing Times.
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| Sparrow |  | ... | 23-01-2019 @ 16:51 |
 always lookIng for the easy option Member 9, 16645 posts SQ 210, BP 167.5, DL 260637.5 kgs @ 103kgs UnEq | Jaybuk said:Am I hindering myself by having it set too 10 regardless of distance? I believe the answer is probably ‘yes’. | ||
| jt |  | ... | 23-01-2019 @ 19:22 |
 “Only slight rubbing” Member 332, 5675 posts | Sparrow said: I believe the answer is probably ‘yes’. definitely yes | ||
| slimsim | | ... | 25-01-2019 @ 11:50 |
My asshole is not watertight. Member 2926, 5773 posts SQ 215, BP 125, DL 250590.0 kgs @ 86kgs UnEq | jt said: definitely yes Whenever I used to row, being a shortarse, I always found that if the dial wasn't on 10 then it really limited my 500m time as I simply couldn't get enough strokes in to make up for the lesser resistance. What should I have done differently? | ||
| Jaybuk | | ... | 25-01-2019 @ 18:07 |
Member 6130, 107 posts | 7:26 Small pb on 2000m just by dropping dial too 7 seems much less effort to maintain 1:50-1:55 pace | ||
| jt | | ... | 25-01-2019 @ 19:03 |
“Only slight rubbing” Member 332, 5675 posts | slimsim said: Whenever I used to row, being a shortarse, I always found that if the dial wasn't on 10 then it really limited my 500m time as I simply couldn't get enough strokes in to make up for the lesser resistance. What should I have done differently? Olympic rowers will use a drag factor between 120-140 this equates roughly to 4-6 on the damper setting. For shorter rows 500m or less 10 is not so bad. Mostly 10 is the favoured setting of egotistical ignoramus's  | ||
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