Thursday, September 2, 2010

The Rogue Wake

Kirsten and I took out the double for some short, technique oriented work.  The intervals were a repeat of our last workout.  The weather was nice, winds light and a bit cool.

Along the way, we noticed, far away, an old-fashioned cabin cruiser going by across at a medium rate.  When the wake finally reached us we could see breaking waves, so we stopped.  The wake came at us at an angle and the wave broke over the boat, hitting me between the shoulder blades!  Our washboxes were mostly filled.  After the the wake had passed, we opened the bailers and started rowing; the boat emptied out to the sound of a five-year-old finishing a chocolate shake.  We, however were soaked!

Good times.  Here's the data:


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Interval details:


Workout 1, 6:42 AM - 6:46 AM, 410 m      (Download Summary CSV)
#TypeStartTimeDist (m)Speed (m/s)Pace (/500m)StrokesAvg RateChartDetail CSV
1Just Go6:42 AM3:41.04101.864:29.54813.0viewdownload

Workout 2, 6:47 AM - 7:08 AM, 2482 m    (show rest intervals)   (View Summary Chart)   (Download Summary CSV)
#TypeStartTimeDist (m)Speed (m/s)Pace (/500m)StrokesAvg RateChartDetail CSV
1Time6:47 AM0:30.0913.032:44.91326.0viewdownload
2Time6:48 AM0:30.0963.202:36.31428.0viewdownload
3Time6:50 AM0:30.0993.302:31.61530.0viewdownload
4Time6:51 AM0:30.0742.473:22.81326.0viewdownload
5Time6:53 AM1:00.01432.383:29.82323.0viewdownload
6Time6:55 AM2:00.02892.413:27.64221.0viewdownload
7Time6:58 AM0:30.0913.032:44.91530.0viewdownload
8Time6:59 AM0:30.0953.172:38.01632.0viewdownload
9Time7:01 AM0:30.0953.172:37.91530.0viewdownload
10Time7:02 AM0:30.01013.372:28.61632.0viewdownload
11Time7:04 AM1:00.01702.832:56.52727.0viewdownload
12Time7:06 AM2:00.03773.142:39.26030.0viewdownload

Ciao,

Charles

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