Originally Posted by Philipp Lendner (Post 1224893)

I'm one of those. Up to now, I was OK with every workout they did. Now that's different. Who has a rower, a Pull-up bar, a Wall-Ball target and a pair of rings close enough to each other to make a valid video without being in a box?

Hoping to find a box to drop in to do that workout. Very disappointed about this one. Movements are doable, combination for logistical issues is not.

Originally Posted by Clint Harris (Post 1224922)

Like airbike/airdyne, it will also vary by rower vendor. I was in Dick's a few weeks ago. They had a rower which wasn't chain driven. It had some sort of cloth band - was horrible - and only displayed calories. Its calorie count was way different than that of a c2. Don't remember if higher or lower, just remember thinking the thing was horrible and way off.

Originally Posted by Jayme Gruber (Post 1224925)

Castro specifically said it had to be a Concept2 rower. I'd imagine they're all calibrated the same.

Originally Posted by Beth Martino (Post 1224927)

The workout standards simply say that "An indoor rower with a monitor that measures calories" is required. So not necessarily a Concept2. I'm not sure you can ever really trust what Castro says during the WOD announcements. http://crossfit-games.edgesuite.net/...enCNDdsw34.pdf (wfs)

Originally Posted by Jerry Roselli (Post 1224929)

are single toes-to-bar ok?... meaning a jump, swing back, kick up, jump down, repeat... I know it's a slow progression but that's all I got ;)

Originally Posted by Glenn Plomchok (Post 1224930)

Yes....