Indoor Rowing Testimonials   I've done a LOT of sporadic rowing
over the years (without any commitment to keeping track), then I
discovered committed rowing improved my blood glucose... and
that LOTS of rowing VASTLY improved my diabetes—to where my
daily numbers are usually in the "healthy/normal" range (>110)
and steady throughout the day. My endocrinologist has reduced my
insulin dosage twice in the past year. It's my dream to someday
row myself off ALL diabetic medications. I found that logging
online caused me to row MUCH more consistently (my kids say
constantly). I can think of worse (much) habits and obsessions.
I've also lost a little over 20 pounds since I started rowing
hard and consistently last July... nearly impossible to do while
taking insulin.  I'm usually on 'das boot' between 5 and 6 am,
"resting" between pieces working out with weights, doing
housework, and/or reading until 9 or 10. In the evening, I watch
sports (football and college basketball mostly) while I row. The
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