Virtual Team Challenge 2015
mrspeterson
Posts: 54 Member
It's our favorite time of the year! January 1 begins our next Virtual Team Challenge. For our last team challenge, we rowed 2.6 million meters, with an average 139K per rower. Set your own goal: 100K, 200K, or if you're Eric, 3000K.
Small change this time: Michele has abdicated the captain throne and turned the team over to me. She's gotten too busy winning every award for awesomest teacher in Alaska and I'm always raring to go with the team challenges.
So the team is signed up, so now is your turn to get signed up: go to the TEAM tab on the concept2 logbook site, search for MFP Friends and indicate that you will be participating in the GREATEST CHALLENGE OF 2015!!!!!
Also, get ready for the Team Challenge (starts January 1!) by participating in the individual holiday challenge, which starts tomorrow and runs through Christmas. Raise some money for great causes AND keep yourself on track during the danger season!
Small change this time: Michele has abdicated the captain throne and turned the team over to me. She's gotten too busy winning every award for awesomest teacher in Alaska and I'm always raring to go with the team challenges.
So the team is signed up, so now is your turn to get signed up: go to the TEAM tab on the concept2 logbook site, search for MFP Friends and indicate that you will be participating in the GREATEST CHALLENGE OF 2015!!!!!
Also, get ready for the Team Challenge (starts January 1!) by participating in the individual holiday challenge, which starts tomorrow and runs through Christmas. Raise some money for great causes AND keep yourself on track during the danger season!
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Hi. Just connected to the team on the logsite. The event I see is "Next event: Virtual Team Challenge 2015". Hopefully, I've done this correctly.0
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Yes, you're all set!0
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Thank you!0
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I'm signed up, on track for the 100 k, and ready to row hard in January!0
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I thought I'd make my goals public (with the logic that it gives me more incentive to achieve them if someone else knows about them)!
Aspirational: 350K (based on 15K a day with only a few days off)
Achievable: 250K (based on 10K for 25 days of the challenge)
I'll start of aiming for the 350K..........
This is or course assuming work or wife doesn’t put unexpected obstacles in the way.
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Here are my goals:
- ROW. EVERY. DAMN. DAY.
- 150K
- beat Mary!
STARTS TOMORROW.0 -
row 1.half marathon 21 097m.0
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I'm on as David Dean. Hope to rack up some K's before I start back to work full time next week, but will try to do something each day when I can! Feel free to friend me if you're on the team.0
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I'll probably shoot for 120K for the challenge - A. Mason0
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mrspeterson wrote: »Here are my goals:
- ROW. EVERY. DAMN. DAY.
- 150K
- beat Mary!
STARTS TOMORROW.
Gave you all a headstart. :-P0 -
Good rowing all - some great rows so far keep it up
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With the pace you are setting Robin, I had to raise my personal bar. I have a plan in place for 300K.0
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10th HM today. I keep expecting something to break every row. Last year during Mud Season it was my ankles getting sore @10K per day. So far all ok, apart from a few sores from where my shirt rubs (seems to vary with each row). An added bonus I am sleeping like a log (at my heaviest I had a few sleep problems, and still do occassionally)!
The gym staff think I've lost the plot a bit though, ignoring their recomended routines and just rowing.0 -
I think an hour at a time is about my limit on the erg for now. Not trying to bust any records. Just trying to maintain good form throughout. Everybody's doing great!0
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350K complete. time to stop rowing........
On second thoughts, I've upped my target to 500K, should be able to do it by rowing a HM 6 of the 8 days left in january.
I weighed myself on the last day of December, and have mostly been sticking to my calorie targets, so hoping for a big weight loss when I weigh in On the 31st Jan.0 -
Excellent job. With the rowing you are doing and sticking to your calorie targets, weight loss shouldn't be a problem. Thanks for the motivation as well. You definitely made me row more than I was even thinking about rowing.0
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It always suprises me just how motivating the C2 challenges are. I did the mud season 10k last year and thought that was about my limit. Depite being a bit heavier than last March (I'd like to think the reason was concentrating on stronglifts 5x5, but more likely too much food and drink), I seem to be able to row further without breaking down.
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Was looking at the Challenge results. MFP Friends finished 33rd overall out of 377 teams. We had 4,632,368 total event meters by 26 team members for an average of 178,168 meters per member. Not too shabby!
On a side note, have you looked at the names of some of the other teams? Some are quite amusing. Ancients. Luna-tics. Empty the tanks. The Erging Will Continue Until Morale Improves. Shrunken Apple Heads.
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mtcastillo86 wrote: »Was looking at the Challenge results. MFP Friends finished 33rd overall out of 377 teams. We had 4,632,368 total event meters by 26 team members for an average of 178,168 meters per member. Not too shabby!
On a side note, have you looked at the names of some of the other teams? Some are quite amusing. Ancients. Luna-tics. Empty the tanks. The Erging Will Continue Until Morale Improves. Shrunken Apple Heads.
LOL.
I did notice some of those names... Too funny..
Since I'm a minor data geek - I looked at the results a couple other ways as well.
For Indoor Rower Virtual Club regardless of team size we ranked 18th
For Indoor Rower Virtual Club with a team size 21-50 we ranked 5th
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onwards and upwards i say, when is the next challenge?0
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Mud Season Madness is the next big one
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