The Annual Kenai Crewsers Rowing Club ‘IditaRow!’ Powerhouse Fitness Will Join In And Row And Race The Alaskan Huskies From Anchorage, AK To Nome

The Kenai Crewsers Rowing Club / Powerhouse Fitness Team ‘IDITAROW’ 2012 to begin Sunday March 4

Participants in the 2012 Iditarow will row on an erg (that’s an indoor rowing machine) in an attempt to cover the 1112 miles to Nome before the winning Iditarod dog team crosses the finish line. Hosted at the REZ, the Iditarow is a fundraiser for the Kenai Crewsers Rowing Club, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Participants in the Powerhouse Fitness 2012 ‘Iditarow’ will row on an erg in an attempt to cover the 1112 miles to Nome, Alaska before the winning Iditarod dog team crosses the finish line. This challenge is FREE and not part of Concept 2 however we will use the Concept 2 website in order to track your meters online and it will be hosted at the Powerhouse Fitness Warehouse And Boathouse locations. Powerhouse Fitness This Year Raised Money For The Kenai Crewsers Rowing Club And Donated A Check Of $140 To The Organization. We Look Forward To Participate Again With More Organized Teams Within The Powerhouse Fitness Affiliation And Have More Rowers Participate To Raise Even More Money!

Rules: Each team member will be allowed to row up to 60 minutes or the equivalent of 1 rowing class per day during the ‘Iditarow.’ Each rower must take two mandatory days of rest or we will drop the lowest amount of meters from your totals at the end of the challenge if you decide to row everyday.

Row Hard And Have Fun!

Contact Jack Nunn at Powerhousefit@gmail.com  with any questions about the 2012 ‘Iditarow.’

Powerhouse Fitness welcomes everyone to the challenge as long as you have a Concept 2 logbook online in order to track your meters from class and or workouts everyday. Right now Powerhouse Fitness has 34 active members online. Be sure to create a free logbook at www.concept2.com and affiliate yourself through Powerhouse Fitness in the health club division.  Powerhouse Fitness will convert meters rowed to miles and track our daily progress against the leading Iditarod dog team. The “Iditarow” begins on Sunday, March 4th and will end when the first team (human or dog) crosses the finish line at Nome.

Prizes and or awards will be given to the following categories:

*Top Male Dawg

*Top Female Dawg

*Most Determined Dawg 

*Most Inspirational Dawg

*Best Technique Dawg

*Sportsmanship Dawg

*Most Improved Dawg

*Most Competitive Dawg

*Best Team Dawg Players

Since we row in beautiful Long Beach, Ca. I wanted you to all watch something I’ve found on the Internet and remind you that things could always be more challenging and interesting while rowing under extremely cold conditions   Very Funny!!!