Cycling Diary

I find the Crosstrak training log the best one for logging such data, see http://www.cyclecoach.com/?pageID=products#ct

ric

I keep a handwritten diary.

-Bikeguy

ric_stern/RST said:

I find the Crosstrak training log the best one for logging such data, see http://www.cyclecoach.com/?pageID=products#ct

ric

Thanks Ric, I found a freebie and when I get the Timex bodylink data recorder it'll download directly.
Anyone interested try this link: http://www.timex.com/datalink/software/index.html#bodylink

Thanks alot!!! I just got a bike computer and have been looking all day for somthing like this.

😎 😎

sfean said:

Thanks alot!!! I just got a bike computer and have been looking all day for somthing like this.

tomgaul said:

😎 😎

I'm a huge nerd so . . . since I use Excel so much at work - I just load all the data on there because I can do all the analysis I want on it quickly.

I have an Excel spreadsheet I created myself. It contains HRs, distances, time, etc. I have it since day 1 I started to ride.

tanggoman said:

I have an Excel spreadsheet I created myself. It contains HRs, distances, time, etc. I have it since day 1 I started to ride.

I also created an Excel spreadsheet but have recently started using this site as well http://www.bikejournal.com/

I've been using CycleStats from www.shastasoftware.com now for about a year. I find that the graphs are a nice way to motivate myself and to create goals. Also by looking over the stats from time to time I can be more disiplined in the types of rides I'm doing. (Interval, HR, Hills, spinning, etc)

Does anyone know if the crosstrak program is still available? I've tried the link several times now and it doesn't seem to be working. Thanks

mah3 said:

Does anyone know if the crosstrak program is still available? I've tried the link several times now and it doesn't seem to be working. Thanks

the links are working fine for me today. if you continue to have issues please email me at [email hidden]

cheers
ric

I use polar's Precision Performance software that comes with thier HRMs. There is room to write notes about each day and there is plenty of information such as temperature, time of ride, distance, etc. If your HRM supports the cyclecomputer functions it does all this automatically. There is also daily notes which I use to plan out my workouts and races in the calander view. If you have a Polar it's a good free way to get a program to do all this.

I use www.activebody.org It works for all kinds of workouts, not just cycling