Running Logs
rduhlir
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Forgive me if this has been posted before....
But I thought it would be a good thing to have a post to link favorite running logs that people use. I currently use the Dead Runner's Society log located here:
http://home.avvanta.com/~dhays/running/runlog/runlog.html
Lets me see a break down of runs, races, I can set up a training schedule, tracks upto 5 pairs of shoes, etc...
So...anyone else have a good one they recommend?
But I thought it would be a good thing to have a post to link favorite running logs that people use. I currently use the Dead Runner's Society log located here:
http://home.avvanta.com/~dhays/running/runlog/runlog.html
Lets me see a break down of runs, races, I can set up a training schedule, tracks upto 5 pairs of shoes, etc...
So...anyone else have a good one they recommend?
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I use SportsTracks. I load all my activities into it. It tracks weight and other fitness related data points and an unlimited about of equipment. There is also a development community that build some pretty nice plug-ins for Weather, Power estimation, Training Load, Elevation Correction, etc.
http://www.zonefivesoftware.com/0 -
I also use SportTracks. Now the reality is that I rarely look back at anything. But I do like the tracking, especially on equipment0
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I use daily mile/electric miles.0
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I rarely look back at individual activities unless I am looking for a lap time at a trail or something like that.I also use SportTracks. Now the reality is that I rarely look back at anything. But I do like the tracking, especially on equipment
However, I do like to look at the cumulative data in the reports area. It's nice to see the correlation between exercise time or distance and weight. Or to see a breakdown of running miles per week, month, year, etc.0 -
RunningAhead.com is the best free log I have found. Here is my log.
https://www.runningahead.com/logs/f395f426a792443989cc9b545ae454450 -
I second RunningAhead. It's not a very "social" site, aside from the forums, but the way it handles and reports data is very efficient. Prior to this, I used Endomondo, but digging around there for useful information (they track how many trips to the moon you've made) is a little awkward. I use Garmin Connect just to talk sh** and as a backup.
Here's my log https://www.runningahead.com/logs/e5ffddff35f84ba5881bb0816a0f435a
RA tracks equipment, multisport, courses, PRs, etc.0 -
I use Garmin Connect but I may be switching soon because I'd like to start tracking shoes. Otherwise it works fine. I've also been playing a bit with Strava, which is fun since you can compare times on segments and courses.0
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I'm saving this thread for later. Tracking equipment is something I'd never thought about.0
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RunningAhead.com is the best free log I have found. Here is my log.
https://www.runningahead.com/logs/f395f426a792443989cc9b545ae45445
You are crazy in the most amazing way...0 -
I use Strava. I like being able to compare my performance on different routes to both myself and others. It also allows for tracking shoe mileage. I think there are forums but I have never used them. I am told the phone app has a bunch of functionality that I don't get uploading my Garmin to the site but it is nothing I am missing out on.
http://www.strava.com/athletes/27351330 -
I use dailymile. Started using it because of the social aspect. I had no freaking clue what I was doing when I started training for my first ultra and it was nice to have input from experienced runners! Plus, it's fun to get in a monthly mileage competition with my running partner every now and then
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I'm a weirdo who uses a lot of different things. Sporttracks, GarminConnect, Runkeeper, Strava and I still no matter what enter it into my handy-dandy Excel workbook (which also tracks shoes).0
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i have a garmin account, but mostly i use my old school excel spreadsheet...colour coded and everything.0
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I've used the dead runners log for years posted above. Made a few modifications.0
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I guess I am new to these logs. Are these logs you use connected to a Garmin or app of some sort, or do you enter the information into it manually?
I use runkeeper to track my running and keep my running shoes in their original box, using tick marks to record the mileage on each one. I feel so unsophisticated :sad:0 -
I too use an excel spreadsheet btw0
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I've used the dead runners log for years posted above. Made a few modifications.
Same here. It's a good workbook.0
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