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    • KurtKaunzinger

      968 Moves, 14 fans

      Male, 50 years, Rancho Cordova, United States
      Canoeing, Cycling, Kayaking… (+5 more)
    • When I am paddling, I am feeling life. K1 Sprint Kayak, Surf Ski, Outrigger Canoe, Marathon C1, C2, Wilderness Tripping. My boats are in the garage, my truck is not. If free time permits, I'll go up to the mountains or bicycle till I'm pooped.
      http://www.knorth.com/

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  • Greatest Moves

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    • Kayaking 1:22'21.9 Average heart rate 160 bpm, 14.23 km.
      WaveChaser at Bair Island. Third overall ski, second place Men's Master.

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    • Kayaking 1:21'53.2 Average heart rate 159 bpm, 14.94 km.
      Lake Tahoe Criterion First place overall, Surfski/K1 Course Time = ? Race Speed = 7.3 mph average and 10.47 mph maximum. Race HR = 166 average and 177 maximum. 5.0 TE! Altitude = 6225' ASL This year I monitored my HR more than ever. I thought that the altitude would cause my heart to race much higher, but that did not really happen. Kept my rate below 170, as planned and my speed was the same as at lower elevation. I cannot say that I hurt less though...:)

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    • Canoeing 1:49'32.3 Average heart rate 152 bpm, 17.06 km.
      OC-6 Race: Alcatraz, Round the Rock. Flood tide, windy with rough conditions on San Francisco Bay. TE 5.0 and hit my max HR of 184 during a killer finish sprint.

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    • Canoeing 0:07'28.8 Average heart rate 175 bpm, 1.12 km.
      OC-6, 500m Mens Senior Master Finals. First Place NCOCA Championships 2011. About two and a half minutes of total effort getting a 400 pound outrigger canoe up to full speed, turning the 40 foot canoe around a buoy and then get her up and humming again! Six men all working together as a team. We had a powerful start, hit the turn well and accelerated back to take the win! A super HR spike - not much time to breathe. Yee-HA!

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    • Canoeing 1:29'31.4 Average heart rate 151 bpm, 15.82 km.
      Tamalpais Kula 'Anela Outrigger Race: First place Senior Masters. First traditional OC6 overall! Magic in the Va'a!

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    • Canoeing 4:05'42.9 Average heart rate 122 bpm, 41.14 km.
      Petaluma River Marathon: Marathon C1

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    • Kayaking 1:18'07.5 Average heart rate 139 bpm, 13.54 km.
      Surfski: Tabata HIIT, 12 pieces with 1 minute recoveries in between.

  • Latest Moves

21.5.2013 1:02'39.9 hours 113 bpm 10.53 km 10.09 km/h
20.5.2013 0:49'50.5 hours 105 bpm 8.59 km 10.34 km/h
19.5.2013 0:47'51.7 hours 114 bpm 8.29 km 10.39 km/h
16.5.2013 0:52'57.3 hours 99 bpm 8.40 km 9.52 km/h
15.5.2013 1:23'19.5 hours 104 bpm 13.65 km 9.83 km/h
14.5.2013 1:15'13.2 hours 99 bpm 11.85 km 9.45 km/h
12.5.2013 1:23'36.3 hours 156 bpm 15.87 km 11.39 km/h
11.5.2013 2:28'59.8 hours 126 bpm 38.59 km 15.54 km/h
9.5.2013 1:26'10.4 hours 138 bpm 15.28 km 10.64 km/h
8.5.2013 1:32'54.4 hours 130 bpm 16.55 km 10.69 km/h
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