Military Challenge
February 1–28
The Details
- Row, ski or ride as many meters as you can from February 1 to February 28.
- Set your Online Logbook to your military affiliation (more info below) and log your meters in your logbook.
- Concept2 RowErg, SkiErg and BikeErg meters only (no on water/on snow meters please). You can combine meters from each machine.
- Note: BikeErg meters are counted as half when applied to the challenge.
- Open to all able-bodied and adaptive athletes who are or have been in the military (no civilians please).
- Deadline for entering meters: March 3 23:59:59 GMT.
How To Participate
- You must have an online logbook at concept2.com (it's FREE!) and all of your meters must be entered into your online logbook. If you don't already have one, visit the Online Logbook home page and click Register.
- Once you have your online logbook, set your affiliation. In your online logbook, go to Profile > Edit Profile and set your affiliation to the military branch and organization of your choice. If you don't see yours listed, use the contact page to send us the name of the branch and organization, and we will add it to our database. Participation is open to anyone who is or has been affiliated with a particular military branch and organization (worldwide).
- After you row/ski/ride, record your meters in your online logbook, then watch the Military Challenge Standings to see how your branch and organization stack up to the other military affiliations.
- Meters completed each week should be entered no later than midnight on Friday of that week. This works on the honor system. It makes it fair and fun for everyone if you can watch the progress of the other affiliations that you are competing against.
- Visit the Challenges page in your online logbook. This page automatically recognizes your participation and displays instructions for claiming your rewards.
Incentives and Rewards
Participants who meet the challenge can enjoy:
- A free downloadable certificate of achievement
- The ability to purchase Military Challenge items through our third-party fulfillment vendor (availability varies by country)
Meter Calculations
To encourage participation between able-bodied and adaptive participants, the multiplication factors outlined below will be used when calculating meters for the Military Challenge Standings to compensate for different levels of ability.
To set an adaptive classification, go to Profile > Edit Profile in your online logbook. Learn more about adaptive classifications.
Classification | Description | Multiplication Factor |
---|---|---|
RowErg | ||
AB | Able-Bodied | 1.0 |
AS | Arms and Shoulders | 1.9 |
TA | Trunk and Arms | 1.6 |
LTA–VI | Leg Trunk and Arms–Blind or Visually Impaired | 1.1 |
LTA–ID | Leg Trunk and Arms–Traumatic Brain Injury | 1.1 |
LTA–AK | Leg Trunk and Arms–Single Leg, Above the Knee Amputee | 1.4 |
LTA–PD | Leg Trunk and Arms–Physically Disabled | 1.3 |
LTA–SA | Leg Trunk and Arms–Single Arm | 1.5 |
FES | Functional Electrical Stimulation | 1.8 |
SkiErg | ||
AB | Able-Bodied | 1.0 |
STA1 | Standing Upper Impairment—One Arm Only | 1.5 |
STA2 | Standing Upper Impairment—Two Arms | 1.3 |
STAL | Standing Lower Impairment | 1.4 |
STAI | Standing Traumatic Brain Injury | 1.1 |
STAN | Standing Neurological Impairment | 1.2 |
SIT1 | Seated with Full Core Function | 1.6 |
SIT2 | Seated with Partial Core Function | 1.6 |
SIT3 | Seated with No Core Function | 1.6 |
VI | Visually Impaired | 1.1 |