Fitness, Walking and Travel Blog
Fitness, Walking and Travel Blog
Thank you to my followers and those I follow on Strava, my fellow walkers on the ‘Hikes, Walks and Fitness’ Group and to all my friends. Thanks for the motivation🙏🙏 Check out my Year In Sport and follow me on Strava!https://strava.app.link/ZqLMZYLslPb Wishing you all a very Happy Festive Season. May the New Year be Healthy,
My Year in Sport – 2024 Read More »
Well, nothing much to write home about. Did what I could and certainly enjoyed it. Sometimes on my own and quite often with my walking and hiking buddies… Thanks to all and thank you to the followers on Strava. What a great community🙏🙏 A very Happy Festive Season to all my Blog Readers, my Friends
My Year in Sport – 2023 Read More »
Another year and it flew by so quickly… I am glad I did a few workouts, not as many as I would have liked but unfortunately there are time constraints. It was great being in contact with fellow amateur athletes (and some pros), learning from them and getting inspired by them. Strava is a great
My Year in Sport – 2022 Read More »
Too tired to blog… just to say I am pleased I did a 36000 rowing session today which is the longest so far👍👌🚣♂️
36000 m – My Longest Rowing Session Read More »
My total meters for this challenge now stands at 100,000 m. The 30,000 m today was the longest row I have done🚣♂️ Good seeing everyone in the Ailish Sheehan All Stars Team doing well. The Team has so far rowed a total 693,147 m. Congratulations to everyone in the Team particularly to Daniel Kendall, Daphne
30000 m – My Longest Row Read More »
My friends on the Ailish Sheehan All Stars Team of the Fall Team Challenge are all putting in the miles, great seeing them motivated so today I decided to try the 25,000 m row and it went well. Fantastic cardio workout. Experts say that rowing like swimming is a full body workout. Calories If you
25000 m – My Longest Row Read More »
In the 2018 season, Vicky Thornley suffered from overtraining syndrome (OTS), which prevented her from racing at the World Rowing Championships. The Olympic silver medallist shares her thoughts on how you can maximise your training, while avoiding overtraining. Read on for Vicky’s five areas to focus on: 1 – Training zones Use your heart rate and work out
Olympic Rower Vicky Thornley on Training Smart Read More »
It is very important to use the Ergo. Norwegians use the Ergo all the time. In Norway and other Scandinavian countries most rivers and lakes are frozen 6 months in the year the indoor rowing stroke is very similar to the one in the boat it is a great, full body workout. It works out
No Limits – Indoor Rowing Explained Read More »