A while back ago I posted about a training log that I have been using to track my workouts. I have tweaked and modified a google spread sheet that was created by Ray Suarez. I don’t know Ray, in fact I just emailed him today to tell him about the changes, but I do know that he put a ton of work into the original google docs conversion, and I have just added a few tweaks using the new scripting abilities of google spreadsheets that weren’t available when Ray made his conversion.
I have added a few things, like training outside of bike, run and swim, a way to interactively add entries, and a way to automatically reset the spreadsheet at the end of the new year while maintaining lifetime totals. There is an instruction tab in the spreadsheet so take a look at that before you get started.
There are some caveats. The graphs need work. I haven’t touched them, but I think they need to be redone or at least tested. Other than that, I’m not aware of any bugs, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist. Use the spreadsheet at your own risk, and keep in mind that you should keep copies of this info elsewhere. I have never had issues with losing data, but there is always the possibility that a rouge script, or a google oops could wipe out your data.
You can find the spreadsheet here. You’ll need to have, or create, a free google account to make a copy of the spreadsheet and start using it.
If you find any bugs, have suggestions for new features, or make improvements of your own please let me know.
Enjoy!