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Cycling training spreadsheet?

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  1. I'm after some kind of cycling diary that I can use to record my rides, milage and average speeds,
    perhaps also heart rate info. I've had a look around the web (google etc) and downloaded and tried
    plenty but not found anything quite right.

    There's quite a few cycling programs available but they seem to be aimed mostly at serious athletes
    and are too complex for my needs.

    A fairly simple Excel spreadsheet is the sort of thing I'm after, record the basics and view a
    couple of charts, nothing too fancy.

    I expect it wouldn't be that difficult to actually create my own but I'm clueless in that area and
    currently without the time to teach myself.

    Just thought I'd ask if anyone is using (or has any links to) something that might be of use?

    Thanks if you can help.

    Bob
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  2. "Stuart Stebbings" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Hello Bob Why not try an exercise book and pencil. Quick, easy and cheap..! Regards Stuart
    Stebbings

    An exercise book is always a good thing for recording your exercise in.

  3. "Michael MacClancy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Stuart Stebbings" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Hello Bob Why not try an exercise book and pencil. Quick, easy and cheap..! Regards Stuart
    Stebbings

    An exercise book is always a good thing for recording your exercise in.

    If none of these suggestions help, let me know and I'll send you my Excel spreadsheet I used to use
    before converting to a PolarS710 and accompanying software.

    It will log all your rides and includes (if you want to log this) heart rate max and average, max
    and average speed etc. It will automatically produce graphs for the previous as well as total rides,
    total mileage, and overall averages.

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  4. "Call me Bob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    A fairly simple Excel spreadsheet is the sort of thing I'm after, record the basics and view a
    couple of charts, nothing too fancy.

    I expect it wouldn't be that difficult to actually create my own but I'm clueless in that area and
    currently without the time to teach myself.

    Just thought I'd ask if anyone is using (or has any links to) something that might be of use?

    Thanks if you can help.

    Bob
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    Mail address is spam trapped To reply by email remove the beverage

    The link goes to some free running logs that should meet your purposes.
    thinnmann.comrunlog.htm

  5. "Call me Bob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm after some kind of cycling diary that I can use to record my rides, milage and average speeds,
    perhaps also heart rate info. I've had a look around the web (google etc) and downloaded and tried
    plenty but not found anything quite right.

    I have a really excellent program that matches your needs perfectly called "Biklog5" but it is
    designed to run on a Psion or Revo.

  6. Call me Bob <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm after some kind of cycling diary that I can use to record my rides, milage and average speeds,
    perhaps also heart rate info. I've had a look around the web (google etc) and downloaded and tried
    plenty but not found anything quite right.

    Snip Snip

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    Thanks if you can help.

    Bob

    Hello Bob Why not try an exercise book and pencil. Quick, easy and cheap..! Regards Stuart Stebbings

  7. Michael MacClancy said:
    Quoted message said:

    A fairly simple Excel spreadsheet is the sort of thing I'm after, record the basics and view a
    couple of charts, nothing too fancy.

    Quoted message said:

    The link goes to some free running logs that should meet your purposes.
    thinnmann.comrunlog.htm

    Thank you, I'll take a look.

    Bob
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  8. (Stuart Stebbings) said:

    Hello Bob Why not try an exercise book and pencil. Quick, easy and cheap..!

    "Book"? "Pencil"?

    What are these things you speak of? New fangled technology I've yet to hear about no doubt.

    Bob
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  9. Ric said:

    I have a really excellent program that matches your needs perfectly called "Biklog5" but it is
    designed to run on a Psion or Revo.

    Okay.... so I get the spreadsheet, then I have to find some hardware to run it on...

    :o)

    Thanks anyway.

    Bob
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  10. "Call me Bob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Ric said:

    I have a really excellent program that matches your needs perfectly


    called

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    "Biklog5" but it is designed to run on a Psion or Revo.

    Okay.... so I get the spreadsheet, then I have to find some hardware to run it on...


    It is not a spreadsheet, it is a program. Anyway, you never specified what platform you wanted to
    run it on - you can hardly expect everybody just to assume you meant a PC. But in any case, Psions
    are very useful and well worth having for lots of other reasons, other than the excellent cycling
    program I mentioned.

  11. MSA said:

    If none of these suggestions help, let me know and I'll send you my Excel spreadsheet I used to use
    before converting to a PolarS710 and accompanying software.

    It will log all your rides and includes (if you want to log this) heart rate max and average, max
    and average speed etc. It will automatically produce graphs for the previous as well as total
    rides, total mileage, and overall averages.

    Oooh, that sounds just the ticket Mark. Be grateful if you could send it my way.

    [email hidden]

    Address is munged, remove the hot drink to mail me. Thanks ever so much :o)

    Bob
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