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17-12.-2007, 05:18 AM
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CycleStats2008 free Excel based log released
Just to let you know I have updated my website with new CycleStats 2008.
I search high and low on the net for a good Excel based training log and couldn't find anything so, with the help of fellow cycling enthusiasts I created CycleStats. It is free to download and use. Try it out and let me know what you think. It is aimed at the serious cyclist who likes to analyze all sorts of data about their ride. Since I did it in Excel you can customize it how you want. There are so many cool features. Check out the site for a list. Enjoy. http://web.mac.com/danspeirs/Cyclestats/Home.html Guy Ride on |
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17-12.-2007, 02:35 PM
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Re: CycleStats2008 free Excel based log released
Thanks for this log. I'm also using a log and yours is much more detailed compared to the one Im using. OTOH, the log that I'm using incorporates TSS, ATL, CTL and TSB so that is a plus for me since I'm into SST. I would like to try your log but I'm currently in the middle of a training season and changing logs would be hard. I'll give it a shot next season and post a review on it. Thanks again
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17-12.-2007, 05:14 PM
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Re: CycleStats2008 free Excel based log released
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Thanks much. Let me know how it is. By the way, what is TSS, ATL, CTL and TSB? |
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19-12.-2007, 01:24 PM
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Re: CycleStats2008 free Excel based log released
TSS = Training Stress Score
TSB = Training Stress Balance CTL = Chronic Training Load ATL = Acute Training Load These are basically terms used in the power forum. |
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