Training Time

[maillotpois]

I consider time when trying to equate road mileage to mountain mileage. According to last year's "training" log, I did several hundred miles less in 2010 than in 2009, but a much greater percentage was off-road. In the end, I figured that it was a wash....

I completely agree with that. Time is much more appropriate than miles to compare the two.

[Becky]

I think I'm going to actually track time this year, rather than estimating it. Makes me feel better about myself than mileage

[sgf726]

I track both duration and distance. Just started using Training Peaks in November and I really like it.

This post made me take a look at what I logged so far - about 83 hours in training miles + an additional 40 hours of other exercize (mostly skiing).

This winter I am averaging about 8-10 hours a week between swimming, running, bike (indoors) and strength.