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Chasing PRs and Finding Purpose

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May 10, 2023

jameson on rowergIn the fall of 2018, I found myself in a situation that is unfortunately all too common—being in a caregiver role for a loved one. For those who have ridden the roller coaster of having a sick partner, family member or loved one, you know all too well the deep lows and heavy days that can come along with that. We can never put ourselves in another’s shoes or compare our stories to theirs, but I hope we can empathize with anyone who finds themselves in that role. Continue Reading ›

Summer Solstice Challenge: 5 Ways to Reach 21k

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Jun 01, 2022

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The goal of the Summer Solstice Challenge is to celebrate the Solstice on June 21, the longest (or shortest*) day of the year, with a long workout—maybe your longest of the year! This 21,000 meter challenge is designed to be an adventure and an accomplishment, not a race.

The Solstice Challenge doesn’t have to be done non-stop or on one machine type, so it’s a great opportunity to get creative in your workout planning. You can even include on water rowing or on snow skiing if either of those are available to you. Continue Reading ›

Looking for Good Workouts? Need Training Suggestions?

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May 06, 2022
Concept2 offers a wide variety of workout and training support, with a goal of helping you to get the most out of your Concept2 purchase. Many of us are athletes and coaches ourselves, and regular users of our RowErg, SkiErg and BikeErg. We offer training in a number of different ways so that hopefully everyone can find what works best for them. Continue Reading ›

Prepping for Triathlon with the BikeErg

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May 06, 2022

The Zoom call rang once, then twice, and then Kate Hunt answered. She was sitting on a BikeErg, cooling down from an early morning workout. Kate is recovering from knee surgery and just completed a 10k workout. “I go to a few classes per week, which is good because it makes me work a little harder,” she says. And the hard work is necessary because Kate’s aim is another iron-distance triathlon: a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike, and 26.2 mile run endurance event.

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