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    #11 21-10-2010 05:30 PM
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    I've done sub 6:45 times in the past which I was proud of, as it was about two months after joining the gym the first time around. About eight years ago. Told me mate my time, who then informed me of his 5:40 time. Yikes.

    Same went for my 10k bike time of 16:22. His time was 15.10 despite being about three stone overweight after quitting pro football.
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    I've done sub 6:45 times in the past which I was proud of, as it was about two months after joining the gym the first time around. About eight years ago. Told me mate my time, who then informed me of his 5:40 time. Yikes.
    Are you sure he's not telling porkies??? The current British record is 5:42.3 by Matthew Pinsent



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    #13 22-10-2010 10:35 AM
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    Are you sure he's not telling porkies??? The current British record is 5:42.3 by Matthew Pinsent
    Exactly what I was thinking.

    Dodgy batteries in the monitor can do funny things....

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    The current British record is 5:42.3 by Matthew Pinsent
    It's a bitch when your mates Matthew Pinsent! :-D
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    managed 7min 13 secs i however havent been able to beat it though which is really bugging me as target is sub 7 mins
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    World record is 5.36 by the kiwi Rob Waddell. I'm a rowing coach by the way :-)
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    6:28.5, then slumped.

    im not a rowing coach, but i do row. therefore spend a long time on an ergo.

    im 78kg, getting there....
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    Originally Posted by 1rower View Post
    6:28.5, then slumped.

    im not a rowing coach, but i do row. therefore spend a long time on an ergo.

    im 78kg, getting there....
    Where you rowing? Are you doing squad training or your own thing?
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