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I loved this row. 3 mins easy, 2 mins harder, 1 minute harder. 5 times. 30 minutes was done in a jiffy!
If you have a heart Rate monitor - use it to stay in the right training zone.
➔HR Training Zone = Overall 3-4, but you'll start in 2 and end in 5!
➔Effort/10 = 5/10 then 7-8/10 then 9-10/10 then reset
➔2K Training page - 2K+18 then +12 then +5 (See below for 2K pace info)
The point here is that you start at 20spm at a low intensity. Then you build, then you build again, before returning to the SAME PACE you rowed at 20spm the first time round.
💓Your heart rate will be a LOT higher than the first time round through!! But you use the 3 minutes at 20spm and lower intensity to settle down before going back to the 24 and 28's. From this point on, you'll likely never be lower than Heart Rate Zone 3 - and don't be surprised if you hit Zone 5 for the 28's - but on average, this session is a Zone 3-4 workout.
❗ If you have a heart rate monitor, and would like to use HR Zones for training, but haven't done a maxHR test, you can use the calculator on my webpage: https://rowalong.com/calculating-maxhr/ A test is more accurate, but this will at least get you going with HR training ❗