Ride/Training Diary for 2004

Is there any online sites that let you enter your data in a form? Allow members of a club to be
grouped together? Our club ( spfldcycling.orgspfldcycling.orgOpen ↗ ) has one person keeping track of everyones
club ride. I would like a site where a rider or ride leader types in the names and miles for that
ride then is approved for club miles, and allows personal miles to be entered but not approved for
club miles.

Steve said:

Just a reminder, the first of January is a good time to start a ride/training diary. There is a
simple spreadsheet here that you may find useful:

veloway.orgdiary.shtmlOpen ↗

Or do a search on google because there are lots of other training diaries out there to
choose from.

SR

Steve wrote:
:: Just a reminder, the first of January is a good time to start a ride/training diary. There is a
:: simple spreadsheet here that you may find useful:
::
:: veloway.orgdiary.shtmlOpen ↗
::

I like that...I just wish it were in miles rather than km. I guess I can modify it, build my own, or
search out another one. thanks.

Roger Zoul said:

I like that...I just wish it were in miles rather than km. I guess I can modify it, build my own,
or search out another one. thanks.

Just change Kms to Miles in the header columns and it suddenly becomes an imperial measurement
cyclists diary :-)

There is nothing in the spreadsheet that specifically uses kilometres. You could change the units to
leagues, milliarium, asparsa, parasang, furlongs, chains, or light years and it would still work OK.

SR

Quoted message said:

Is there any online sites that let you enter your data in a form? Allow members of a club to be
grouped together?

You might want to look at

activebody.orgactivebody.orgOpen ↗

We have a sort of team from Bikeforums.net there. Many other folks seem to post their data there.
But, I don't know if one person can enter other's info?

Check with the owner, ClintThayer - you can ask by posting on the ActiveBody Forums, or I could ask
him for you on BikeForums.net, if you like.

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Roger Zoul said:

I like that...I just wish it were in miles rather than km. I guess I can modify it, build my own,
or search out another one. thanks.

Just change Kms to Miles in the header columns and it suddenly becomes an imperial measurement
cyclists diary :-)

There is nothing in the spreadsheet that specifically uses kilometres. You could change the units
to leagues, milliarium, asparsa, parasang, furlongs, chains, or light years and it would still
work OK.

SR

If you're interested in a Windows-based program that also tracks bicycle maintenance and health
stats, check out my CycliStats program at cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗. You can download a free, fully
functional, 45-day trial version from the website. It is "metric-aware", and allows you to switch
back and forth from metric to imperial whenever you want.

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GaryG wrote:
:: "Steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
::: On Sun, 28 Dec 2003 20:33:19 -0500, "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote:
:::
:::: I like that...I just wish it were in miles rather than km. I guess I can modify it, build my
:::: own, or search out another one. thanks.
:::
::: Just change Kms to Miles in the header columns and it suddenly becomes an imperial measurement
::: cyclists diary :-)
:::
::: There is nothing in the spreadsheet that specifically uses kilometres. You could change the
::: units to leagues, milliarium, asparsa, parasang, furlongs, chains, or light years and it would
::: still work OK.
:::
::: SR
::
:: If you're interested in a Windows-based program that also tracks bicycle maintenance and health
:: stats, check out my CycliStats program at cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗. You can download a free,
:: fully functional, 45-day trial version from the website. It is "metric-aware", and allows you to
:: switch back and forth from metric to imperial whenever you want.

Thanks, Gary. I think your app is exactly what I really want...You'll be hearing from me in 45
days or so. 🙂

GaryG said:

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Quoted message said:

Roger Zoul said:

I like that...I just wish it were in miles rather than km. I guess I can modify it, build my
own, or search out another one. thanks.

Just change Kms to Miles in the header columns and it suddenly becomes an imperial measurement
cyclists diary :-)

There is nothing in the spreadsheet that specifically uses kilometres. You could change the units
to leagues, milliarium, asparsa, parasang, furlongs, chains, or light years and it would still
work OK.

SR

If you're interested in a Windows-based program that also tracks bicycle maintenance and health
stats, check out my CycliStats program at cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗. You can download a free,
fully functional, 45-day trial version from the website. It is "metric-aware", and allows you to
switch back and forth from metric to imperial whenever you want.

Have you ever considered the ability to import files from a for instance a Polar HRM? I'm
downloading your trial version as I'm writing this. With my HRM I automatically get a training diary
which is nice. But sometimes I find it inconvenient to use especially for information like how long
have my tires been on and which bike did I use etc.

--
Perre

You have to be smarter than a robot to reply.

[snip]

Quoted message said:

::
:: If you're interested in a Windows-based program that also tracks bicycle maintenance and health
:: stats, check out my CycliStats program at cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗. You can download a free,
:: fully functional, 45-day trial version from the website. It is "metric-aware", and allows you
:: to switch back and forth from metric to imperial whenever you want.

Thanks, Gary. I think your app is exactly what I really want...You'll be hearing from me in 45
days or so. 🙂

Great...hope you enjoy it.

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GaryG said:

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Quoted message said:

On Sun, 28 Dec 2003 20:33:19 -0500, "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote:

> I like that...I just wish it were in miles rather than km. I guess I can modify it, build my
> own, or search out another one. thanks.

Just change Kms to Miles in the header columns and it suddenly becomes an imperial measurement
cyclists diary :-)

There is nothing in the spreadsheet that specifically uses kilometres. You could change the
units to leagues, milliarium, asparsa, parasang, furlongs, chains, or light years and it would
still work OK.

SR

If you're interested in a Windows-based program that also tracks bicycle maintenance and health
stats, check out my CycliStats program at cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗. You can download a free,
fully functional, 45-day trial version from the website. It is "metric-aware", and allows you to
switch back and forth from metric to imperial whenever you want.

Have you ever considered the ability to import files from a for instance a Polar HRM? I'm
downloading your trial version as I'm writing this. With my HRM I automatically get a training
diary which is nice. But sometimes I find it inconvenient to use especially for information like

how

Quoted message said:

long have my tires been on and which bike did I use etc.

--
Perre

You have to be smarter than a robot to reply.

Yes...version 2.0 includes the ability to import Polar .hrm files directly. Just click on "File
/ Import" on the menu. Soon, I'll add a "drag and drop" feature, to make importing those files
even easier.

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GaryG said:

"Steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
> On Sun, 28 Dec 2003 20:33:19 -0500, "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>
>> I like that...I just wish it were in miles rather than km. I guess I can modify it, build my
>> own, or search out another one. thanks.
>
> Just change Kms to Miles in the header columns and it suddenly becomes an imperial measurement
> cyclists diary :-)
>
> There is nothing in the spreadsheet that specifically uses kilometres. You could change the
> units to leagues, milliarium, asparsa, parasang, furlongs, chains, or light years and it would
> still work OK.
>
> SR

If you're interested in a Windows-based program that also tracks bicycle maintenance and health
stats, check out my CycliStats program at cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗. You can download a free,
fully functional, 45-day trial version from the website. It is "metric-aware", and allows you to
switch back and forth from metric to imperial whenever you want.

Have you ever considered the ability to import files from a for instance a Polar HRM? I'm
downloading your trial version as I'm writing this. With my HRM I automatically get a training
diary which is nice. But sometimes I find it inconvenient to use especially for information like
how long have my tires been on and which bike did I use etc.

--
Perre

You have to be smarter than a robot to reply.

Yes...version 2.0 includes the ability to import Polar .hrm files directly. Just click on "File
/ Import" on the menu. Soon, I'll add a "drag and drop" feature, to make importing those files
even easier.

Thanks. I found it when going through what's there. The drag and drop will be nice since I have over
a years worth of hrm files 😉 I take it that I have to download them to my PPP software first and
then manually import them everytime. Or can it be automated by placing them in a specific directory
for instance.

Having three bikes of my own and two more in the family I do like your maintenance options.

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On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 09:43:22 -0800, "GaryG"
<garyg@shasta_SPAMBEGONE_software.com> wrote:

<snippage>

Quoted message said:

Yes...version 2.0 includes the ability to import Polar .hrm files directly. Just click on "File
/ Import" on the menu. Soon, I'll add a "drag and drop" feature, to make importing those files
even easier.

Dude, pretty cool looking proggy. I'm about to install it. What's the price? I didn't see it on my
very quick perusal of the site and the 'purchase' button didn't work in my browser.

Is that your sole software? Is it in C or VB?

-B

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On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 09:43:22 -0800, "GaryG" <garyg@shasta_SPAMBEGONE_software.com> wrote:

<snippage>

Quoted message said:

Yes...version 2.0 includes the ability to import Polar .hrm files

directly.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Just click on "File / Import" on the menu. Soon, I'll add a "drag and

drop"

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

feature, to make importing those files even easier.

Dude, pretty cool looking proggy. I'm about to install it. What's the price?

$35 US

Quoted message said:

I didn't see it on my very quick perusal of the site and the 'purchase' button didn't work in my
browser.

Well...that's not good. What browser are you using? Do you have JavaScript enabled?

Quoted message said:

Is that your sole software?

Currently, yes, but I'm working on some others for runners/walkers, and snow sports.

Is it in C or VB?

VB

Quoted message said:

-B

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GaryG said:

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GaryG wrote:
> "Steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> "]news:[email hidden]...
>> On Sun, 28 Dec 2003 20:33:19 -0500, "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote:
>>
>>> I like that...I just wish it were in miles rather than km. I guess I can modify it, build my
>>> own, or search out another one. thanks.
>>
>> Just change Kms to Miles in the header columns and it suddenly becomes an imperial
>> measurement cyclists diary :-)
>>
>> There is nothing in the spreadsheet that specifically uses kilometres. You could change the
>> units to leagues, milliarium, asparsa, parasang, furlongs, chains, or light years and it
>> would still work OK.
>>
>> SR
>
> If you're interested in a Windows-based program that also tracks bicycle maintenance and
> health stats, check out my CycliStats program at cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗. You can download a
> free, fully functional, 45-day trial version from the website. It is "metric-aware", and
> allows you to switch back and forth from metric to imperial whenever you want.

Have you ever considered the ability to import files from a for instance a Polar HRM? I'm
downloading your trial version as I'm writing this. With my HRM I automatically get a training
diary which is nice. But sometimes I find it inconvenient to use especially for information
like how long have my tires been on and which bike did I use etc.

--
Perre

You have to be smarter than a robot to reply.

Yes...version 2.0 includes the ability to import Polar .hrm files directly. Just click on "File
/ Import" on the menu. Soon, I'll add a "drag and drop" feature, to make importing those files
even easier.

Thanks. I found it when going through what's there. The drag and drop will be nice since I have
over a years worth of hrm files 😉 I take it that I have to download them to my PPP software first
and then manually import them everytime. Or can it be automated by placing them in

a

Quoted message said:

specific directory for instance.

Having three bikes of my own and two more in the family I do like your maintenance options.

--
Perre

You have to be smarter than a robot to reply.

Yes...currently you have to download from the Polar to the PPP software, in order to create the
hrm files. Eventually, I might be able to directly access files from the Polar, but they consider
the data proprietary and make it quite difficult to decipher. They offer a developer license, but
it costs at least $500 per year, and $1 per program (I think that includes all downloads, even
trial versions). But, if sales support it, and users ask for it, I might be able to include that
in future.

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Roger,

Gary's app looks pretty cool but if you need something online and has team features your welcome to
check out the activebody.org website that Denver suggested in his post. Although it does not have
the ability for one person to maintain everyone on the team (mileage wise), but it does have a
great deal of team options and having an online app (and free) gives your team lots of options.
Feel free to email to my private email account ([email hidden] or [email hidden]) and we
can talk more.

Have a great day, Clint Thayer Admin activebody.orgactivebody.orgOpen ↗

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[snip]

Quoted message said:

::
:: If you're interested in a Windows-based program that also tracks bicycle maintenance and
:: health stats, check out my CycliStats program at cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗. You can download
:: a free, fully functional, 45-day trial version from the website. It is "metric-aware", and
:: allows you to switch back and forth from metric to imperial whenever you want.

Thanks, Gary. I think your app is exactly what I really want...You'll be hearing from me in 45
days or so. 🙂

Great...hope you enjoy it.

Clint Thayer posted a bunch of email adresses:

Clint. I recommend you cancel that post with all your email adresses in it before the usenet robots
make their sweep and cover you with SPAM.

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On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 12:15:54 -0800, "GaryG"

garyg@shasta_SPAMBEGONE_software.com said:

"Badger South" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 09:43:22 -0800, "GaryG" <garyg@shasta_SPAMBEGONE_software.com> wrote:

<snippage> Dude, pretty cool looking proggy. I'm about to install it. What's the price?

$35 US

Quoted message said:

I didn't see it on my very quick perusal of the site and the 'purchase' button didn't work in my
browser.

Well...that's not good. What browser are you using? Do you have JavaScript enabled?

Yeah it says it is. Avant Browser (tabbed interface).

Thx for the info.

-B

On Wed, 31 Dec 2003 13:39:16 -0500, Badger South <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 12:15:54 -0800, "GaryG" <garyg@shasta_SPAMBEGONE_software.com> wrote:

Hi GaryG,

I've just installed the Cycling software, pretty nice.

Quick question. I have a bunch of data in XL format, and I do see an 'import' function, so I entered
some sample data in the software and then exported it to see what the format would be.

Then I pasted my old data into this format, and imported. Oddly, it reported only finding 5 records,
no matter how many I imported (I had about 20 records on the page of my sample). I did not report
any errors.

The exported format was:

Distance Time AvgSpeed AvgHR MaxHR AvgCadence ElevationGain MaxSpeed (etc)

...as the fields so I filled these in with the old data and then did the import.

Any idea why the data import finds only the first 5 records? Is this a limitation of the demo or
something?

Thanks.

-B

Gary

Nice program! I'll give it a go over the next few weeks, especially when I get my new bike (whatever thats going to be).

We're doing the coast to coast across the pyrenees in September and I was looking for something to log my training, this looks ideal.

I've done a simple log for use with a pocket pc but this goes into much more detail.

regards

Steve D

Quoted post said:

Originally posted by Garyg

If you're interested in a Windows-based program that also tracks bicycle maintenance and health
stats, check out my CycliStats program at cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗. You can download a free, fully
functional, 45-day trial version from the website. It is "metric-aware", and allows you to switch
back and forth from metric to imperial whenever you want.

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If you're interested in a Windows-based program that also tracks bicycle maintenance and health
stats, check out my CycliStats program at cyclistats.comcyclistats.comOpen ↗. You can download a free,
fully functional, 45-day trial version from the website. It is "metric-aware", and allows you to
switch back and forth from metric to imperial whenever you want.

I did try it a couple of months ago, for a few days less than the trial period. It is a pretty nice
program. I could recommend it for people who hate fiddling with spreadsheets.

But I'm afraid it only got me interested enough to get into Excel and develop my own spreadsheet to
do pretty much the same thing. Doesn't do quite everything your program does, but does all the parts
I'm interested in. Sorry.

I also have Quattro and Lotus 123, but found it was easiest to do this with Excel.