
Since the previous blog post, I’ve missed a lot of days making entries in this blog but haven’t missed a day of rowing.
Today’s workout was 12,000 meters in one session at a slow pace while watching various YouTube amateur videos posted by amateur radio operators about antenna tuners.

Good news for today relating to today’s rowing workout is that there was no atrial fibrillation.

All data and live, granular clickable graphs can be seen via this link to the online logbook. To see any session’s data and its interactive graph, click the corresponding “+” sign in the “Action” column for the relevant session.

Happy rowing to you!