Online training Log?
 

Does anyone know of a good, free, online training log?

Thanks.

I sure do. I use this site as well as their software.
http://www.netcyclist.com/

Using the online version is FREE, with many reports and charts also. A super site!:)
Not mine, but I'm a big fan of Chris, who runs the site.

Unless you're interested in sharing your stats with other people, I just use microsoft excel.

I use http://activebody.org and really like it. It has a space for cycling, running, gym and others. While your're at it you can log your meals at fitday.com

www.polarcyclingcoach.com, especially nice if you use an HRM. You can even make your own training program for free.

DrPete

http://www.bimactive.com/ba/ui/land_main.php

Also allows you to map your routes using Google.

ActiveBody FTW! It's what I've been using this year.

+1

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activebody.org

I did use bikejournal.. which is good, but I switched to weendure cause I like the fact that its almost like a myspace for athletes. Plus.. there are some really cool things coming soon where you can compare and keep track of say your friends, or your team, or your club...or all of them together. Plus it does other sports...running, swimming...etc.

I've used a couple different online logging sites in the past, but ran into problems when the servers were too busy or went down for whatever reason.

It's very frustrating to want to log in a ride, and not be able to access the server, sometimes for days.

And if the site stops being maintained altogether (as in one case I experienced), you lose all your data altogether.

Here's a logging program that I use that is not web-based. It's not free, but I've been using it for about 3years now, so it works out to less than $1.00 per month so far. And I've received about a dozen free updates during that time. http://www.cyclistats.com/

If you're on the fence, it has a 30-day free trial.

Bob

WWW.Cambiatta.Com
nice software works with any HRM or power measuring system.
and the software is free, The recording hardware isn't but you don't
need it to use the software.

marty