Logbooks

[Cypresskier]

Okay, how many of you out there log every set and everything about the set? Wind, boat, driver, fin setting....You know like SCOKE does. I am just wondering if I am in the minority by NOT keeping track of my entire ski history. One of my neighbors has a book of every tournament he has ever driven...ever, and he is a Senior Driver!

[Horton]

I am using a Google spreadsheet this year. I access it by my cell phone - see https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?hl=en&hl=en&key=0AjP0dYzQ9HLndGh5SjJWNmlyZnloLXlORTJ5N3M5MWc&single=true&gid=0&output=html

 

I have a form that is easy to fill out. I think it is good for me and the only way for me to track the ski tests

[skibug]

I keep one. I think it is a benefit. I built an excel spread sheet to make it easy to fill in and track progress and running totals for the season at given line lengths.

[MattP]

Ok I will admit I have a ski log problem... I have a actual log book, my own database I have been working on so I used my ski log data from this season there and myskilog.com which I have yet to update this year... I guess I need a spread sheet... so not all my info is stored someplace else online. I need to get my head straight and pick just one.

[Horton]

somewhere on my to-do list is it do a tutorial to show how mine works. If you have a google (gmail) account it is easy

[jdarwin]

I have every set I've skied since 1997 in an excel spreadsheet. Started it at the suggestion of Keith A.

[Ham_Wallace]

After 48 years of slaloms and slalom courses, I finally decided to try and record my sets on your log. We will see how this works./vanilla2/uploads/FileUpload/18/758.jpg

[jdarwin]

Ham - you need to settle on a ski first!!

[Kelvin]

. . . but the log will keep track of ski changes too!!

[Ham_Wallace]

At my age it isn't about PB's it is about consistency !