Training diary
What you actually did, session by session, set against what you said a block of weeks was for. Six months of it answers the question a diary exists for: have you been working on what you meant to work on?
Saved on this device, sent nowhere.Nothing logged yet.My progress holds what you have learned; this holds what you have been doing.
Log a session
Date and what kind of session it was are the whole requirement. The rest helps the reviews below say more.
This week
Nothing logged this week yet.
Phases
A phase is a block of weeks and what you wanted from it: a name, the dates, how many sessions a week you are aiming for, and the material it is for. Everything below measures what you logged against what you said.
Phases may overlap, because real plans do: a conditioning block can run underneath a technical one, and each is scored on its own terms.
Add a phase
No phases yet. Without one the diary still records what you did; a phase is what turns that into whether you did what you meant to.
The last six months
Everything logged in the last 26 weeks, whatever phase it fell in.
Nothing logged in the last six months.
Month by month
What you actually trained
Against the grade you are working towards
Your sessions
Nothing logged yet.
Keep a copy
A diary is worth more the longer it runs, and a browser can clear this storage. The JSON file carries everything, sessions and phases together, and is what to import on a new device. The CSV carries the sessions alone, for your own spreadsheet, and imports back just as well.
Importing adds sessions rather than replacing them, and a session already here is recognised and skipped, so importing your own file twice changes nothing. What this site stores is listed on the privacy page.