TweetA few years ago i was very dedicated to doing a log and now im like blah, it takes alot for me to sit down and write everything out. Im on test/tren and have being getting amazing gains. I really should do a log. I just end up forgetting most of the time.

I do agree I like reading logs as well!

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Originally Posted by hicktown

A few years ago i was very dedicated to doing a log and now im like blah, it takes alot for me to sit down and write everything out. Im on test/tren and have being getting amazing gains. I really should do a log. I just end up forgetting most of the time.

I do agree I like reading logs as well!

Do it for little people Hicktown so we can learn from log.

TweetThey are great for others to learn from...I too get sidetracked and have the habit of falling off the log wagon, but will do one here in the near future.

TweetI use my iPhone which is also my music to log my workouts. I log them all in the inotepad between sets, and then copy and paste to FG. Easy and convenient.

TweetI use word for my workout and excel for my diet so I can auto sum the counts. Easier to have it there I just add and subtract food as I go. Cut and paste. Rake always catches me rereading through the threads and accuses me of narcissism. I'm just trying to learn or remember something that someone helped me with.
~Trixie~

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Originally Posted by gusto77

I use my iPhone which is also my music to log my workouts. I log them all in the inotepad between sets, and then copy and paste to FG. Easy and convenient.

I would love to do that but I'm so blind I'd have to carry readers around with me along with everything else. I am already Granny enough!
~Trixie~

Tweeta log is a tool and is as important as being consistent with your diet. it is a tool where you track and hold yourself accountable. the way i look at it is when things stop working or you start feeling nasty you can go back and look and see if you changed something. if the weights arent moving up or if the body weight is going up or down. you need to keep as much detail and consistency in your logs as possible or else your just trodding along blindly. it also doesnt just apply to competitors it even goes for that normal person just trying to get better and look better. you can see and figure out what works and what doesnt

TweetIm the worst at logs. My ADD will flare and ooh a butterfly. wait where was I? And I rarely like posting things like that feels like bragging even though I know thats not what it is. But I do love to read yalls logs.

Tweetagreed.. it is a great idea and would benefit greatly from it. suppose I can make an excuse but we all know excuses are like butt holes .. everybody got one and they all stink..

im lazy

TweetThanks for the replys I don't have to log ed just start one and update it from time to time hope everyone had a great fourth

TweetI keep a journal as I actually do my training and then transfer my workout to FG. I look at my log as more of a teaching tool for others. I also prefer to blog my log more than just write what I did. Its cool checking out the different styles. I like the ones with videos. No b*llshittin there- lol