Tracking Training

February 5, 2009

Do you track your training… or your competition? I don’t, really. I know I know, I should.  But I don’t.  I used to write down every run in competition, good or bad, Q or NQ.  But I gave that up because it was one of those things I was obsessive about and then burned myself out on quick.  Maybe I’m just not that… detailed. :)

Anyway, if you do track, how do you do it?  I should track training because I do like to see how my dogs progress.  I actually use this blog to do some tracking, but that’s about it. I wish I had a little electronic gismo I could easily carry around with me and record things on, either written or verbal. I used to have a PDA but I no longer do, my laptop pretty much replaced it.

I should look for a good sale, that would help. Though I’m kinda out of money now. But a PDA would be a nice thing to have again, or a little tiny personal computer. Dangit, I hate looking around for stuff like this, now I want one?  Though Buy.com has some great deals right now. And every time I buy something, I figure hey, I’m paying sales tax and helping out the bad economy.   The bad economy kinda scares me a bit, I just hope I can keep my job, that is the most important thing. And since I work for the government, taxes pay my salary! And buying something for Valentine’s Day is kinda fun…

Anyway.. back to the point, what tracking methods do you use, if any?

2 Comments

  • SheltieJim says:

    My, my, how different ways of seeing the world can produce different interpretations. I read your headline and immediately thought “Wow! Cynthia’s going to start training for tracking, in addition to everything else she’s doing!” :)

  • Marie says:

    I have to admit I start out with great intentions of keeping a good training record, but it doesn’t usually last long. The same seems to be true of trial records. I have a computer program that keeps it all organized nicely for me, but I hate to admit that I haven’t even updated all the 2008′s trial information into it yet!

    Maries last blog post..More Twist and Layla

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