I like Beginner Triathlete for logging everything, but still log on BikeJournal for the TE club.http://www.beginnertriathlete.com/
Also free.
I like Beginner Triathlete for logging everything, but still log on BikeJournal for the TE club.http://www.beginnertriathlete.com/
Also free.
thanks tater and grog. i'll check them out.
by the way, tater - your little saying about head winds and tail winds got me through a tough head wind the other day! thanks!![]()
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I like the Green Miles concept. Most of my 1200 miles this year so far are from commuting 28 miles RT. I really enjoy commuting--it is not a chore at all. I am very fortunate to have an employer who provides a shower and an indoor bike rack.
I need to boost my weekend ride miles that are not commuting. The only thing that keeps me from riding more on the weekends is that I usually have to DRIVE to get to the ride start...and I don't like that setup! I'll have to find some locals to ride with.
Maybe we ought to figure out a way to log Team Estrogen green miles and see how much good we're doing the planet as a group effort?
Would we set something like that up here, or is there a way to add it to our bikejournal stats?
“Hey, clearly failure doesn’t deter me!”
I log my miles, ave. speed, etc. . on bikejournal, and also keep a hard copy of my miles on my desk. I have a revised goal of 3,500 miles for the year (I started with 2000, but when it was clear that I was going to reach that by July or so I revised it.) I have over 1800 right now. I want to work on my average speed too as it varies quite a bit.
I note my weekly miles in my weight lifting log every Sunday or Monday. That way, if I'm having trouble with the weights, I can look back & say, "No kidding dummy - you road 135 miles last week!!"
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