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Annual Tri-Force triathletes training log

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  1. UPDATED for 2005! - Thanks to Iain Curtis again for this excellent yet
    simple to use training log that allows you to keep all the information
    you need and track your progress in training and races!

    Unlike many of the other training logs available either for free or for
    a fee, this one is really for triathletes and is not a single sport
    training log adapted to triathlon. You can track workouts daily for
    running, swimming, cycling and weight/strength sets. You can also enter
    weekly weight and all this is summarised into both useful tables and
    charts. Most importantly, there is room to describe HOW your workout
    went.

    This is perfect when you are looking back over a season for trends and
    highs/lows. If you get injured or are ill you can also put in notes to
    remind you what you took, what treatment etc. All this can be hugely
    valuable when trying to work out how to improve the following year. On
    that note, this year also includes the ability to compare directly with
    2004 if you kept the data. You should be able to copy/paste straight
    out of the summary section of the 2004 training log!

    Distances can be in either km/miles but should be consistent to make
    the comparisons and totals meaningful. You can get the log from this
    web page:
    http://www.tri-force.org/training_log.html

    ++Mark.

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