Athletics, by Orma Logbook
Your athletics.
Your record in each event in regular wind, your wind-assisted marks apart, your field events trial by trial and your training in sets. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.
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+2.4 m/s
The wind, signed, with each mark
The wind is noted with its sign, in m/s; for a jump, it is that of the best trial. Above +2.0 m/s the mark counts but is not a record, and wind-assisted marks have their own analysis.
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- Outdoor
- Indoor
Indoors or outdoors, never mixed
Each performance says where it took place. Records for running, jumping, throwing and combined events are read separately in each.
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- Valid
- Foul (X)
- Passed (–)
A field event, trial by trial
Each trial is valid, a foul or passed, with its mark and its wind. The mark of the performance is that of the best valid trial, and its wind that of that jump.
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- O
- XO
- XXO
- XXX
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- X–
- XX–
Height and pole vault, bar by bar
Each bar is noted O, XO, XXO…; three misses in a row eliminate. The height of the performance is the highest bar cleared.
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6 × 60 m
The training, in sets
Each set says the number of times, the distance, the time and the recovery. Sprint, hurdles, jumps, throws, endurance or conditioning.
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- Qualifying
- Heat
- Semi-final
- Final
From heat to final
Your run round by round, with your place among the finishers, your category place and your bib. A heat is numbered: “Heat 3”.
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- Under 18
- Under 20
- Under 23
- Seniors
- Masters M0 (35-39)
- Masters M1 (40-44)
Your category, from Baby athletics to Masters
A mark is compared within its category, which sets the weight of the implements and the height of the hurdles: both are noted with each throw and each hurdles race.
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- D7
- D1
- R6
- R1
- IR1
- N1
- IA
Your FFA performance level
The 23 steps of the performance level, from D7 to IA, dated, with your curve. The scoring-table points of each performance are noted separately.
More than 2,000 ways to read your athletics
22 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 88 indicators to cross with 23 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 22ready-made analyses
- 88indicators
- 23criteria
- 2,024possible combinations
- Your best time in each running event
- Your longest mark in each jump and each throw
- The number of your performances and sessions, indoors and outdoors
- Your marks in legal wind and in wind over +2.0 m/s
- The strongest tailwind you have had in each event
- Your best scoring-table points in each event
- Your average scoring-table points, season after season
- Your average place in heats, semifinals and finals
- The share of competitors you beat, year after year
- Your best category place, season after season
- The share of your first places by type of competition
- Your valid, foul and passed trials
- The average mark of each trial, from the first to the last
- Your best trial in each stadium and each indoor venue
- The time spent on each event and on each type of training
- Your performances and sessions by event family
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the performances behind it open up. And every figure says how many performances it is based on.
The event, the mark, that is all
Choose the event from its family, and the mark follows: a time to the hundredth, a distance, a height or points, indoors or outdoors; for a field event, it is drawn from the trials. The wind, the number of finishers, the category place and the bib are folded away.
- Sprints and hurdles, middle distance, jumps, throws, combined events, relays, race walking: the events are sorted by family.
- The time is typed as it is written: “1052” makes 10”52.
- Outdoors by default; indoors, the wind is not asked for.
- “Next event” carries on with the next performance, with the same settings.
Your performances, round by round
Each line shows the event, the mark, the wind and the stadium; a competition adds its name, its place among the finishers and its scoring-table points.
- Did not finish, disqualified, did not start or “No mark”: the outcome is read on the line.
- Meet, individual or team championship: the performances of a competition are grouped, round by round.
- Open a competition to find its trials, with the mark and the wind of each.
An event, a mark, and it is noted
A performance counts with its date, its event and its mark; the wind, the round, the place, the bib and the scoring-table points come when you have them.
An indoor season, an outdoor season
The season starts on 1 September, like the age categories. Records, wind-assisted marks and category places are read season after season.
Everything athletics brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Outcomes: did not finish, disqualified, did not start and no mark
- Training and competition
- Event (62), race time, course distance, elevation gain, distance achieved, height, points, scoring-table points, race wind, indoor or outdoor, weather (9), timing…
- “Next event” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Meet, individual championship and interclub
- Rounds: qualifying, heat, quarter-final, semi-final and final
Rankings
- 2 systems: FFA and ЕВСК
- FFA: D7 to IA, 23 steps
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Records and markers
- Records announced the moment they fall: race time, distance achieved, height and points
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- Running and walking bests
- Jumping and throwing bests
- High jump and pole vault bests
- Combined events bests
- Wind-assisted marks: runs
- Wind-assisted marks: jumps
- Indoor bests: track
- Indoor bests: horizontal jumps and throws
- Indoor bests: high jump and pole vault
- Indoor bests: combined events
- Road and Nordic walking bests
- Scoring-table points
- By event family
- Training or competition
- By weather
- Every figure says how many performances it is based on
And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.
Athletics, and everything you do besides
Your road race, cross-country and trail are noted in running, your rides in cycling, your conditioning in strength training. Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
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