Cupertino High School Cross Country 2002
Home of the Pioneers
Head Coach Neil Sackett
Asst. Coach Paul Armstrong

Running logs

A minimum running log should have the following items:
Date
Time
Weather condition
Workout:  mileage, course, miles, and interval splits or total time for distance runs
Total mileage should be kept for each week and each month
A record of ailments: ongoing and those that are unique for each workout

Additional items that may be included in your running log include:
How you feel about the workout.
Weight: starting and ending - very important during hot weather
Shoes - to monitor the mileage that your shoes accumulate
Hours of sleep the night before the workout - track weekly accumulation
Resting heartbeat upon awakening - helps to monitor fatigue

If you keep your running log in an electronic format, then use a spreadsheet,
A spreadsheet will allow you to keep track of the totals properly.
I would suggest that Monday is the start day for your log.
 
 

This page last updated:  8/5/02
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