Swimming, by Orma Logbook
Your swimming.
Your best time in each event, kept apart by pool, your pace per 100 m, your sets with their equipment and their Swolf, and your races with their scoring-table points. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.
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100 m · 1’05”78
A record for each event, and for each pool
The best time in each event is read separately in short course, long course and open water: a 100 m at 25 m and a 100 m at 50 m are not comparable. A personal best is flagged the moment it falls.
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1’58”/100 m
Pace is given per 100 m
Distance and duration are enough: the pace shows per 100 m on the session’s line, breaks included. In a race, it is worked out from the time swum.
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- Short course (25 m)
- Long course (50 m)
- Open water
Short course, long course, open water
The pool is noted for every session and separates the records. Strokes and Swolf are read pool by pool: a Swolf is only compared at the same pool length.
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19.1 °C
Open water has its own conditions
Water temperature, wetsuit and weather are noted in training as in races: two 1.5 km swims at 16 °C and at 22 °C are not comparable.
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- Paddles
- Pull buoy
- Fins
- Kickboard
- Snorkel
- Band
6 items of equipment, and they stack
“10 × 100” is logged as one set: number of times, distance, stroke, equipment, send-off, time. Fins and paddles stack on the same set; equipment is not offered in a race.
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Swolf 36
Strokes and Swolf, from the watch to the logbook
You copy from the watch the strokes per length and the Swolf of each set. Two analyses average them month by month, pool by pool.
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- Masters C1 (25-29)
- Masters C2 (30-34)
- Masters C3 (35-39)
- Masters C4 (40-44)
- Masters C5 (45-49)
- Masters C6 (50-54)
Masters, age group by age group
The five-year age group sets the ranking and the record, from C1 (25-29) to C15 (95 and over). Scoring-table points are noted with each race, and your rating with its date.
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- Freestyle · 6
- Backstroke · 3
- Breaststroke · 3
- Butterfly · 3
- Individual medley · 3
- Open water · 8
- Relays · 4
30 events, grouped by stroke
From the 50 m freestyle to the 25 km open water, relays included. Choosing the event sets the distance by itself; an event that is missing is added while logging.
More than 1,600 ways to read your swimming
15 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 67 indicators to cross with 24 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 15ready-made analyses
- 67indicators
- 24criteria
- 1,608possible combinations
- Your metres swum, month by month
- Your metres swum, week by week
- Your best time in each event, all pools combined
- The number of sessions of each type
- The metres swum for each session type
- Your average heart rate by session type
- Your average Swolf in short course and in long course
- Your average strokes per length, stroke by stroke
- The metres of your sets, stroke by stroke
- The number of sets done with each piece of equipment
- The share of competitors you beat, pool by pool
- The share of competitors you beat, season after season
- Your best scoring-table points, season after season
- Your average scoring-table points, stroke by stroke
- The average water temperature with and without a wetsuit
- The metres you swam in each place
- Your sessions by day of the week
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the sessions behind it open up. And every figure says how many sessions it is based on.
The type, the distance, the time: that is all
The session type, the distance swum and the pool are chosen with a tap; the time is enough for the pace per 100 m. A race adds the event and the time.
- Sets for those who want the detail: number of times, distance, stroke, equipment, send-off, time.
- The warm-up and the cool-down can be logged as sets too: the distance swum is worked out from them.
- Strokes per length and Swolf are copied from the watch.
- In open water, the water temperature and the wetsuit are added.
Your sessions, with their pace
Each session shows its type, distance swum, pace per 100 m, place, pool and feeling; a race adds its event and its time.
- Races have their competition type: meet, championship, interclub.
- The place among the finishers, the Masters category and the scoring-table points.
- The round: numbered heat, semifinal, final.
- The feeling, easy, normal or hard, at a glance.
A distance, a duration, and it is noted
A session counts with its date, distance and duration; the session type, pool, heart rate and feeling come when you want them. The detail of the sets stays optional.
Event, time, place, points
A race is noted with its event and its time, to the hundredth; the round, the finishers, the bib, the category and the scoring-table points come next.
Everything swimming brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Outcomes: did not finish, disqualified and did not start
- Training and competition
- Session type (7), event (30), race time, scoring table points, distance swum, pool (3), water temperature, wetsuit, weather (8), how it felt (3), average heart rate, maximum heart rate…
- “Next session” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Meet, individual championship and interclub
- Rounds: heat, semi-final and final
Rankings
- 3 systems: FFN scoring, WA and ЕВСК
- ЕВСК: 3 юн. to ЗМС, 10 steps
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Records and markers
- Records announced the moment they fall: race time
Watch and files
- Sessions from your watch, filed from Health Connect
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- Short course bests
- Long course bests
- Open water bests
- Volume
- By session type
- By stroke
- Swolf in short course
- Swolf in long course
- Calculated: Pace
- Calculated: Set volume
- Every figure says how many sessions 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.
Swimming, and everything you do besides
Do you run, cycle, or do a triathlon in the summer? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 sessions; Premium opens your whole history.
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