Approaching Supersonic Rowing Speed

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Due the lack of images of people rowing at supersonic speed, this image of a Navy plane approaching supersonic will have to suffice. It was found somewhere in Wikipedia.

Today’s indoor rowing session was another 30 minutes done while trying to maintain a target heart rate of 130 BPM.  According to the analysis done by RowPro 5 for the Mac, comparing today’s session to yesterday’s, the pace increased by .3% at the same heart rate of about 130 BPM.  In miles per hour, pace increased by about .258333 mph.

If I can keep increasing at that rate every day, my rowing pace should reach the supersonic speed of about 720 mph in only 7 to 8 years from now.

That’s something to look forward to.

Other than that, there was nothing special about today’s rowing.  It was done offline with no warmup or warm down.

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Finish screen for today’s 30 minute session
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Report for today’s 30 minute session
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RowPro graphs for today’s 30 minute session
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Concept 2 online logbook graphs for today’s 30 minute session
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RowPro 5 for the Mac graphical comparison of today’s 30 minutes to yesterday’s.
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RowPro 5 for the Mac’s statistical comparison of today’s 30 minutes to yesterday’s.

Happy subsonic rowing to you.