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2012-08-23 12:43 PM
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OH, TeeJay,

The rower I used was some  piece of junk.  I mean, it did the job, but the readout was minimal.  Just told me rpm, speed per 500m time and distance.  That's about it.

I realized quickly I needed to ramp up the resistance for it to work my legs.  If it's too light, I would push off and just about fly off the back of the machine.  Resistance higher was better.



2012-08-23 12:45 PM
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Bah, frustrating.  Today is a hurry up and wait day.  Sitting around bored waiting for information to do my part.  PLUS the rain cooled things down and it's sunny and 75 out.  PERFECT and I'm stuck inside waiting.
2012-08-23 12:46 PM
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TriAya - 2012-08-23 1:27 PM
tcarlson78 - 2012-08-24 1:10 AM
TriAya - 2012-08-23 1:05 PM

I would really love to once again teach people how to write things.

I really miss having my pick of piglets students.

I need help, as you have no doubt noticed my writitng/spelling/grammer skills stink.

Well, more importantly, can YOU teach students to write correctly, even if you can't?

I can edit content OK, help the student articulate a point and reinforce it.  but I still struggle with the detailed grammer rules and such.

 

2012-08-23 12:50 PM
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When in doubt, add a comma.  I'm in love with excessive punctuation.
2012-08-23 12:57 PM
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I'm assuming one can buy the Speed Racer series and the original Johnny Quest on DVD?
2012-08-23 1:06 PM
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Kido - 2012-08-23 12:50 PM When in doubt, add a comma.  I'm in love with excessive punctuation.

People like you make my job hard! Kiss



2012-08-23 1:07 PM
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lisac957 - 2012-08-23 11:06 AM

Kido - 2012-08-23 12:50 PM When in doubt, add a comma.  I'm in love with excessive punctuation.

People like you make my job hard! Kiss

Mission.....   Accomplished.

2012-08-23 1:08 PM
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Kido - 2012-08-23 1:07 PM
lisac957 - 2012-08-23 11:06 AM

Kido - 2012-08-23 12:50 PM When in doubt, add a comma.  I'm in love with excessive punctuation.

People like you make my job hard! Kiss

Mission.....   Accomplished.

But I also love youz because youz give me a job in the first place.

2012-08-23 1:11 PM
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Kido - 2012-08-23 1:43 PM

OH, TeeJay,

The rower I used was some  piece of junk.  I mean, it did the job, but the readout was minimal.  Just told me rpm, speed per 500m time and distance.  That's about it.

I realized quickly I needed to ramp up the resistance for it to work my legs.  If it's too light, I would push off and just about fly off the back of the machine.  Resistance higher was better.

That is the wrong way to use the erg.  The fly wheel shouldn't be set any higher than a 3 or 4 and that is even for elite rowers.  The flying off the end is from incorrect form not from lack of resistance.  Concept 2 has some excellent tutorial videos on their website.

 

2012-08-23 1:15 PM
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trinnas - 2012-08-23 11:11 AM
Kido - 2012-08-23 1:43 PM

OH, TeeJay,

The rower I used was some  piece of junk.  I mean, it did the job, but the readout was minimal.  Just told me rpm, speed per 500m time and distance.  That's about it.

I realized quickly I needed to ramp up the resistance for it to work my legs.  If it's too light, I would push off and just about fly off the back of the machine.  Resistance higher was better.

That is the wrong way to use the erg.  The fly wheel shouldn't be set any higher than a 3 or 4 and that is even for elite rowers.  The flying off the end is from incorrect form not from lack of resistance.  Concept 2 has some excellent tutorial videos on their website.

 

Figures

2012-08-23 1:19 PM
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Ooh...poor erg form is like nails on a chalkboard for me. The worst is people going up and over their knees. Arms away, body over, up the slide, catch, drive, finish. Hands before knees, people, hands before knees!

In other news, it looks like I'm approved for continuous glucose monitoring! This is probably not as exciting to the non-diabetics out there, but it's pretty flippin' cool to me. It will mean I'll know if my blood sugar is 110 on its way to 400, or 110 on its way to 40. I had a kick-butt A1C at my last appointment (down a full point from my last appointment, and I think this can help me get even better). Now we'll have to see how much the insurance will pay for.


2012-08-23 1:24 PM
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phoenixazul - 2012-08-24 2:19 AM Ooh...poor erg form is like nails on a chalkboard for me. The worst is people going up and over their knees. Arms away, body over, up the slide, catch, drive, finish. Hands before knees, people, hands before knees! In other news, it looks like I'm approved for continuous glucose monitoring! This is probably not as exciting to the non-diabetics out there, but it's pretty flippin' cool to me. It will mean I'll know if my blood sugar is 110 on its way to 400, or 110 on its way to 40. I had a kick-butt A1C at my last appointment (down a full point from my last appointment, and I think this can help me get even better). Now we'll have to see how much the insurance will pay for.

That is very exciting and fantastic to me!

My dad is Type II, not I, but he's had it since he was a young man. Pretty much everyone on my dad's side has early-onset and about half on my mom's side.

2012-08-23 1:26 PM
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I think I know how to row basics.  But to check, I just reviewed the videos.  That looks close to what I was doing and I checked a lot in the mirror.

On the machine I was on, resistance set at 2-3 was like NO resistance.  Like riding a stationary bike at level 2.  Around 5, there was no resistance during the entire leg phase.  NONE.  Then it would engage more during the upper body portion.

Only when I got to 8-9, did I feel like if I pushed with my legs, did I feel ANY kind of resistance more than just sliding on the seat back and forth with my hand on my hips and not even holding the "oars".

2012-08-23 1:28 PM
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Kido - 2012-08-23 11:26 AM

I think I know how to row basics. 

I have been ROW'ing since I was 14

2012-08-23 1:29 PM
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Big Appa - 2012-08-23 11:28 AM
Kido - 2012-08-23 11:26 AM

I think I know how to row basics. 

I have been ROW'ing since I was 14

All in the legs?

2012-08-23 1:30 PM
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tech_geezer - 2012-08-24 1:42 AM
TriAya - 2012-08-23 1:05 PM

I would really love to once again teach people how to write things.

I really miss having my pick of piglets students.

Well, you did split that infinitive very deftly.

TW

I'd letcha split me deftly. Laughing

I prayed for you, and JWKMH, and all the Geezerettes, and even the Grandgeezerette this morning!

And for your mom.



2012-08-23 1:31 PM
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phoenixazul - 2012-08-23 1:19 PM Ooh...poor erg form is like nails on a chalkboard for me. The worst is people going up and over their knees. Arms away, body over, up the slide, catch, drive, finish. Hands before knees, people, hands before knees! In other news, it looks like I'm approved for continuous glucose monitoring! This is probably not as exciting to the non-diabetics out there, but it's pretty flippin' cool to me. It will mean I'll know if my blood sugar is 110 on its way to 400, or 110 on its way to 40. I had a kick-butt A1C at my last appointment (down a full point from my last appointment, and I think this can help me get even better). Now we'll have to see how much the insurance will pay for.

Tis very exciting!

2012-08-23 1:33 PM
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phoenixazul - 2012-08-23 11:19 AM 

I thought about you the other day. I was watching the movie Doomsday and I was thinking how come all the people they used as extras look nothing like people from Scotland? Stupid Hollywood.

2012-08-23 1:34 PM
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Kido - 2012-08-23 11:29 AM
Big Appa - 2012-08-23 11:28 AM
Kido - 2012-08-23 11:26 AM

I think I know how to row basics. 

I have been ROW'ing since I was 14

All in the legs?

Naa I'm too lazy to stand up during.

2012-08-23 1:35 PM
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Big Appa - 2012-08-24 2:33 AM

phoenixazul - 2012-08-23 11:19 AM 

I thought about you the other day. I was watching the movie Doomsday and I was thinking how come all the people they used as extras look nothing like people from Scotland? Stupid Hollywood.

What do people from Scotland look like? They look like all sorts of things to me, my sweet slim fat Homer Cordlet!

2012-08-23 1:35 PM
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phoenixazul - 2012-08-23 11:19 AM Ooh...poor erg form is like nails on a chalkboard for me. The worst is people going up and over their knees. Arms away, body over, up the slide, catch, drive, finish. Hands before knees, people, hands before knees! In other news, it looks like I'm approved for continuous glucose monitoring! This is probably not as exciting to the non-diabetics out there, but it's pretty flippin' cool to me. It will mean I'll know if my blood sugar is 110 on its way to 400, or 110 on its way to 40. I had a kick-butt A1C at my last appointment (down a full point from my last appointment, and I think this can help me get even better). Now we'll have to see how much the insurance will pay for.

Do you have Type 1 or 2 and how did it come about? 



2012-08-23 1:38 PM
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TriAya - 2012-08-23 11:35 AM
Big Appa - 2012-08-24 2:33 AM

phoenixazul - 2012-08-23 11:19 AM 

I thought about you the other day. I was watching the movie Doomsday and I was thinking how come all the people they used as extras look nothing like people from Scotland? Stupid Hollywood.

What do people from Scotland look like? They look like all sorts of things to me, my sweet slim fat Homer Cordlet!

Have you seen the movie Doomsday? It looks like they just walked out in LA and grabed a bunch of people.

2012-08-23 1:39 PM
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Real Steel.  Kind of cool, kind of stupid...

I guess that's why it got 50% on rotten tomatoes.

2012-08-23 1:39 PM
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Big Appa - 2012-08-24 2:38 AM
TriAya - 2012-08-23 11:35 AM
Big Appa - 2012-08-24 2:33 AM

phoenixazul - 2012-08-23 11:19 AM 

I thought about you the other day. I was watching the movie Doomsday and I was thinking how come all the people they used as extras look nothing like people from Scotland? Stupid Hollywood.

What do people from Scotland look like? They look like all sorts of things to me, my sweet slim fat Homer Cordlet!

Have you seen the movie Doomsday? It looks like they just walked out in LA and grabed a bunch of people.

Cholos?

2012-08-23 1:41 PM
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TriAya - 2012-08-23 11:39 AM
Big Appa - 2012-08-24 2:38 AM
TriAya - 2012-08-23 11:35 AM
Big Appa - 2012-08-24 2:33 AM

phoenixazul - 2012-08-23 11:19 AM 

I thought about you the other day. I was watching the movie Doomsday and I was thinking how come all the people they used as extras look nothing like people from Scotland? Stupid Hollywood.

What do people from Scotland look like? They look like all sorts of things to me, my sweet slim fat Homer Cordlet!

Have you seen the movie Doomsday? It looks like they just walked out in LA and grabed a bunch of people.

Cholos?

mmmm cholos.  I like them warm and dusted in cinnamon.

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