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  1. #16
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    I also use Trainingpeaks.com - I get a subscription through my coach. It gives us another way to keep up communication. It is very powerful - I have yet to use all of the features.

    GLC - I see you are in Greensboro, NC. Do you ever come west to ride in the mountains?? We have so many great organized rides here - as well as lots of data online for routes if you want to do them whenever. I just finished the Assault on Mount Mitchell - it was awesome!!!! Let me know if you ever come out this way. Bouncybouncy is also here (Laurie)

    Debi

  2. #17
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    Apr 2006
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    Quote Originally Posted by zencentury View Post
    What makes you say that?
    LOL, probably because I haven't seen some of the others that have subsequently been posted here.
    It is never too late to be what you might have been. ~ George Elliot


    My podcast about being a rookie triathlete:Kelownagurl Tris Podcast

  3. #18
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    Sep 2005
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    Bethlehem, PA
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    I use bikejournal.com, too. I just track date, miles, weather, route description, and bike.

  4. #19
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    May 2006
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gowest View Post
    I also use Trainingpeaks.com - I get a subscription through my coach. It gives us another way to keep up communication. It is very powerful - I have yet to use all of the features.

    GLC - I see you are in Greensboro, NC. Do you ever come west to ride in the mountains?? We have so many great organized rides here - as well as lots of data online for routes if you want to do them whenever. I just finished the Assault on Mount Mitchell - it was awesome!!!! Let me know if you ever come out this way. Bouncybouncy is also here (Laurie)

    Debi
    Hi Debi!

    I haven't been down your way to ride yet. I do aspire to do Mt. Mitchell, but I'm don't think I'm quite ready yet. I desperately wanted to do Blood Sweat and Gears up here next weekend, but my schedule is not cooperating. Most of my NC mountain adventures have been in the Boone/Blowing Rock area. In fact, mid-July, we'll be climbing Roan with a group of friends. I really do want to get down the Asheville way soon though! I promise to get in touch if I can make it happen! Perhaps this fall?!

    Catherine
    My new non-farm blog: Finding Freedom

  5. #20
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    Feb 2007
    Location
    Rancho Cucamonga
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    Wow, just as I predicted, you ladies are full of great suggestions. I'll have to check it all out this weekend. I'm especially interested in tracking my riding as well as my running miles. I may be training for another marathon this October. I also plan on riding and keeping some sort of "base" after completing my first Century this month (june). I also try to get into the gym a few times a week to lift weights and I like to track that also. I'm a NUT about tracking my progress . . something about seeing it all in writing motivates me to KEEP MOVIN' !!! Do I have a witness ???

  6. #21
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    Jul 2006
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    I like beginnertriathlete.com. You can track cycling, running & swimming and add other activities like weights or walking. You also can import race data. It's pretty cool for a freebie!

  7. #22
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    Dec 2004
    Location
    Fort Collins, Colorado
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    My tracker

    I have a garmin forerunner and use ascent to download the data. I have the HRM and cadence monitor. (Also works for any other activity as long as you are moving.)http://www.montebellosoftware.com/index.html

    I have also used excel spreadsheets that I set up for whatever event I'm training for to keep track of mileage goals.

    It can be that you spend more time tracking your miles etc than you do logging the actual miles. The Forerunner makes it easy.

    sarah

 

 

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