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Training Logs You'll Actually Want to Use

By ACTIVE.com

Tracking your mileage, whether online or on paper, can be great motivation, illustrating consistency, showing progress and identifying potential areas of weakness. Plus, according to a 2017 survey from Running USA, 82 percent of runners like to track all their running statistics and 65 percent say it helps them run better.

While logging your miles in an online spreadsheet or simply writing them down on a notepad that lives on your kitchen counter is great, these creative, useful and just-plain-fun designs will help you stick with your log all year long.

The Minimalist

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A down and dirty tracker simply for logging miles.

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Year at a Glance

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For runners who want to log miles and races.

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The Smorgasbord

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From tracking how many miles your shoes have logged to how you feel after each of your runs, this design does it all.

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Thought Dump

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Log your miles and write about them too.

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Detail-Oriented

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For runners who want to log every little stat about their runs and track their nutrition too.

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Runs of All Shapes and Sizes

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So you can track the terrain, style and frequency of different workouts.

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Visual Running

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If you're more of a creative type, illustrate your progress with this design.

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Weight Watcher

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For runners who are logging miles to shed pounds.

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Century Seeker

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When you have big goals and need a training log that can keep up.

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Every Other Day

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Whether you want to track your whole year or just make cool patterns with your training schedule.

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A Celebration

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Because if your training log isn't upbeat, how can you be excited about running?

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Looking Forward and Back

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So you can see where you've been—and where you're headed.

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