November in Vermont
In Vermont, we've turned toward stick season: the time of year after our autumn blaze has gone out and when we wait for winter snows to blanket the land. The trees are bare, and although the ski runs are white on the mountain tops, the valleys are still green. The hard morning frosts set our surroundings aglow—a harbinger, we hope, of the snowy winter to come—and the crisp morning air takes sunrise glory to a whole new level. Continue Reading ›


As the winter training season begins, more people will head indoors to train on the indoor rower. Whether you are rowing for general fitness, preparing for spring racing, or trying to get meters in for the Holiday Challenge, it’s a great time to bring some variety to your workouts.
The SkiErg Sprints is an international race of 1000m on the Concept2 SkiErg. It’s held annually in homes, gyms, ski clubs and fitness centers anywhere in the world—all it takes is a SkiErg and interested people. Sometimes it’s a small group of friends in a home gym; other times it’s a sizeable public event. No matter the venue, the goal is the same—your best effort for 1000 meters.
It was 2001 when Cheryl Hamilton came to interview for a position on Concept2’s customer service team. “They had a great reputation for customer service, which I’m very interested in,” she says, “and I’m also really passionate about health and fitness.” With her strong sales and customer service experience from working at the Stowe Mountain Resort, not to mention her sunny personality and readiness to laugh, she landed the job, and she’s been helping Concept2’s customers ever since.
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Announcing our latest software option for use with a Concept2 Indoor Rower or SkiErg: ErgData. ErgData is a free iOS application designed to run on an Apple iPhone or iPod touch. Used with the
It’s a short, sweet challenge: Row and/or ski at least 31,000 meters between October 25 and October 31. You can do it on the SkiErg, the indoor rower, or a combination of the two. It’s an average of less than 5k per day—so no excuses! Get the kids to do it, too!







