Templates / For a season of two to six events
Race Season
Runners, cyclists and swimmers with events in a season.
Written within two days, and the page says so.
$5.99
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| Pages | 40 |
|---|---|
| Editions | mono, colour |
| Variants | standard |
| Devices | reMarkable 2, reMarkable Paper Pro, reMarkable Paper Pro Move, Kindle Scribe, Kindle Scribe Colorsoft, Supernote Manta, Boox Note Air, A4 Print, US Letter Print |
| Format | Hyperlinked PDF, one file per device |
| Updates | Included, for as long as the template exists |
- 40 pages for a season of two to six events - the season around the training, not the training itself
- A debrief written within two days, and the page says so - everything useful about an event is known in forty-eight hours and gone by the following weekend
- What actually hurt, what you got wrong in the first ten minutes, what the conditions really did. A month later all that is left is the time, which is the least useful part
- Short enough to fill in on a train home, and it asks nothing that requires looking anything up
- No pace, no time, no distance, no training plan, no heart rate, no zone, no nutrition quantity and no recovery protocol appears anywhere in this file
- Every one of those is individual, and several are how people get hurt. A printed plan takes no account of your history, your injuries, your age or your life
- A printed nutrition or hydration quantity is a genuine health risk in an endurance context, in both directions - so there is not one
- This book records what you did and what happened. It does not prescribe, and it is not medical advice
What is inside
Forty pages for a season of two to six events. The season around the training rather than the training itself - the daily record is a different product.
THE DEBRIEF IS WRITTEN WITHIN TWO DAYS, AND THE PAGE SAYS SO
Everything useful about an event is known in the forty-eight hours after it and gone by the following weekend: what actually hurt, what you got wrong in the first ten minutes, what you would eat differently, what the conditions really did.
A month later all that is left is the time, which is the least useful part of it.
So the sheet is short enough to fill in on a train home, and it asks nothing that requires looking anything up.
NO NUMBERS, AND THIS ONE IS A SAFETY DECISION
No pace, no time, no distance, no training plan, no heart rate, no zone, no nutrition quantity and no recovery protocol appears anywhere in this file. Not one.
Every one of those is individual, and several of them are how people get hurt. A printed pace is somebody else's. A printed plan takes no account of your history, your injuries, your age or your life. A printed nutrition or hydration quantity is a genuine health risk in an endurance context, in both directions.
This book records what you did and what happened. It does not prescribe anything, and nothing in it is medical advice.
NO GOAL TIME EITHER
What replaces it is a box headed what would make this a good day, other than the time - filled in before the event, because on the day itself that answer is not available to you.
ALSO INSIDE
· Six race front sheets - where, when, what it involves, what you are worried about
· Six race-week sheets for the logistics: travel, the bag, the morning, what you are eating and when you decided that
· Six plan sheets in your own words - the first ten minutes, the middle, the part you know will be bad
· A kit page for what worked and what rubbed, which is the only kit review that matters
· Three niggle pages with the date it started and what you were doing - not a diagnosis, just the record to hand whoever does treat it
· A season page, and an after page for the winter
Hyperlinked throughout. Mono and colour, every device edition in the box. Personal use.