A Row a Day for a Year: Set a Goal-Track Your Progress

A Row a Day for a Year: Set a Goal-Track Your Progress

"<p>Experts agree that if you set a goal and track your progress, you’ll succeed where others fail. Regular, moderate exercise is generally recognized as the closest thing to a fountain of youth, and <i>A Row a Day for a Year</i>, by author D.P. Ordway, supports your ability to enhance your energy, fitness, and health by rowing each day for a year.</p> <br /> <br /><p>A month-by-month exercise journal, each month begins with quotations from the medical community and sages alike reminding you that regular, moderate exercise is essential and beneficial. A short article before your entries discusses rowing, training, and the rowing community. Ordway encourages you to take the challenge and row each day for a year.</p> <br /> <br /><p><b>Praise for <i>A Row a Day for a Year</i></b></p> <br /> <br /><p><i>“A Row a Day for a Year</i> should be handed to every person who wants to fall in love with indoor rowing. It is passion and knowledge at its best. This … is another great book and a great tool for indoor rowing people.”</p> <br /> <br /><p><b>—Santiago Fuentes</b>, Referee, 2012 London Olympics.</p> <br /> <br /><p>“ … Moderate exercise keeps us healthy and helps us age well. … Dusty lays out a journal approach to capture daily entries, combined with advice on training programs, cross-training and stretching. The quotes scattered through the book … are entertaining, inspiring, and full of common sense. A wonderful recipe for living better and rowing daily.”</p> <br /> <br /><p><b>—Joan W. Miller</b>, MD, Chair, Department of Ophthalmology, Harvard Medical School, <br />MIT Varsity Women’s Crew and Straight T Award winner</p>" <br />