Triathlon, by Orma Logbook
Your triathlon.
Your total time and your five splits, your records by format with and without drafting, the pace of each leg, and your bike-to-run sessions. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.
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Five times, one clock
The official time, then swim, T1, bike, T2 and run, in the order of the race. The clock does not stop at the transitions: logging says when the splits do not add up to the final time.
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- XXS — Discovery
- XS — Super-sprint
- S — Sprint
- M — Olympic
- L — Long distance (FFTri)
- 70.3 — Half Ironman
- XL — Extra long distance
- XXL — Ironman
8 formats, from XXS to Ironman
The official FFTri distances are set with a single tap. The 70.3 has its place beside the L format, which is not the same course; an equivalent distance is still accepted.
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With or without
Two records, depending on drafting
A time with drafting allowed cannot be compared with one without: the records by format keep them apart, and keep cross triathlon apart from road triathlon.
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1’41”/100 m
A pace for each leg, worked out
Swim per 100 m, bike in km/h, run per kilometre: the time and distance of each leg are enough. Each pace has its record too, by format.
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- Road bike
- Triathlon/time-trial bike
- Mountain bike
The kilometres on each bike
Road, triathlon, mountain bike, then one name per bike you own: “By bike” reads the kilometres of each. The bike of the last race carries over from one time to the next.
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- 30-34
- 35-39
- Masters (40-44)
- Masters (45-49)
- Masters (50-54)
- Masters (55-59)
Your FFTri category
From Mini-Poussins to Masters 95 and over, in five-year bands from age 20; with your category place and your bib.
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IPR · 0
The IPR, with its “unranked”
The Reference Performance Index is read on the federation’s site, with its date: the logbook keeps the curve, it does not recalculate it. At zero, you are unranked: fewer than three events in twenty-four months.
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Bike + run
The brick session
On Saturdays, bike then run: the session has its own words (“New brick session”), the transition included. Blue cards and the bib are only offered for a race.
More than 1,500 ways to read your triathlon
14 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 72 indicators to cross with 21 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 14ready-made analyses
- 72indicators
- 21criteria
- 1,512possible combinations
- Your best time in each format
- Your average swim time by format
- Your average bike time by format
- Your average run time by format
- The average time of your first transition, format by format
- Your best second transition, format by format
- Your races with and without drafting
- The average water temperature with and without a wetsuit
- The kilometres on each bike
- Your kilometres by bike, month by month
- Your running kilometres, month by month
- Your metres swum, year after year
- The share of competitors you beat, year after year
- Your best category place, season after season
- Your blue cards, year after year
- Your average heart rate by format
- Your races and your brick sessions
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the races behind it open up. And every figure says how many races it is based on.
The format, the time, then the five splits
The session type, the format, the time and drafting are enough; the five splits unfold in the order of the race, with the distance of each leg, and the pace of each is worked out.
- Swim, T1, bike, T2, run: each split in its place, with nothing to add up by hand.
- The swim, bike and run distances are noted beside the times; the format, from XXS to XXL including the 70.3, sets them by itself at the top of the screen.
- Further down: water temperature, wetsuit and the bike used; a cross triathlon is ticked, and its time is not mixed with that of a road triathlon.
- Further down still: bib, finishers, category place and blue cards, for a race.
Your races, and your brick sessions
Each race shows its format, its time and its place; a brick session shows its place, its duration and its feeling, in the same list.
- Competitions have their type: triathlon, cross triathlon.
- A retirement carries “Did not finish”, a disqualification its own mention.
- “New race” for a race, “New brick session” for a training session.
- The feeling, easy, normal or hard, at a glance.
A format, a time, and it is noted
A race counts with its date, format and time; the five splits, the day’s conditions and the places come when you want them.
Water, bike, drafting
Water temperature, wetsuit, bike used and drafting are noted with the race: a time is only compared with what can be compared.
Everything triathlon 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, format (8), time, swim time, t1 time, bike time, t2 time, run time, swim distance, bike distance, run distance, drafting allowed…
- “Next race” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Triathlon and cross triathlon
Rankings
- 2 systems: IPR and Bundesliga
- Bundesliga: RL to 1. BL, 3 steps
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Records and markers
- Records announced the moment they fall: time
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- Bests by format
- Bests with drafting
- Cross triathlon bests
- Time breakdown
- Best splits
- Brick or race
- By bike
- Calculated: Swim pace
- Calculated: Bike speed
- Calculated: Run pace
- Every figure says how many races 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.
Triathlon, and everything you do besides
Do you swim, ride and run on your own as well? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words: swimming, cycling and running keep their sessions.
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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 races; Premium opens your whole history.
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