Good cycling log/training guide (on-line or book)

[WKrider]

Does anyone know of a good cycling/training log/guide? I would like to find one online but if not then who knows of a good book out there.'

Thanks

 

[cyclwestks]

I'm trying out CycliStats, seems pretty neat soo far.

http://www.shastasoftware.com/CycliStats/index.htm

 

[snafu]

Does anyone know of a good cycling/training log/guide? I would like to find one online but if not then who knows of a good book out there.'

Thanks

www.bikejournal.com is great. Unfortunalty the site is down at the moment since they are upgrading their servers.

 

[WKrider]

www.bikejournal.com is great. Unfortunalty the site is down at the moment since they are upgrading their servers.

Thanks for the two suggestions...I will check them out.

 

[dtougas]

I rellay like http://www.trainingbible.com. It's free to use just as a training log, and when you decide that you might like to have a little coaching, you can sign up for more services that help you plan your training program.

 

[MsMittens]

I'm trying out CycliStats, seems pretty neat soo far.

http://www.shastasoftware.com/CycliStats/index.htm

I've actually been using this one for a few months now (as a sidebar to my old fashion write it down in a small book) and I've found it worth the money to pay forit. Good support (Shasta is actually on forums.bicycling.com regularly) and the product seems to improve with each version. I've been able to see how I've done thus far and what the expectations are for the rest of my season.