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Cross-country skiing, by Orma Logbook

Your cross-country skiing.

Your technique, classic or skate, your kilometres on snow and on rollerskis, the state of the track, the wax and the temperature, your races with their format, place and points, and your Worldloppet passport. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.

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The cross-country skiing dashboard: the 2026-2027 season with 19 outings, 28 h 35, 501.6 km and 4,940 m of elevation gain, the FFS cross-country ranking at 238.61 with its curve, and the Worldloppet passport
Statistics

More than 1,200 ways to read your cross-country skiing

19 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 50 indicators to cross with 25 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.

  • 19ready-made analyses
  • 50indicators
  • 25criteria
  • 1,250possible combinations
  • Your kilometres, month by month
  • Kilometres on snow and on rollerskis
  • Kilometres in classic, in skate and in both
  • Your cumulative elevation gain, month by month
  • Your time on skis, month by month
  • The number of outings in each trail condition
  • The average temperature of each wax
  • The kilometres on each pair of skis
  • Your average heart rate by session type
  • Your longest distance in each technique
  • Your best race points in each format
  • The number of countries where you have raced a Worldloppet, in Europe and outside Europe
  • Your average place by type of race
  • The share of competitors you beat, season after season
  • Your best category place, year after year
  • The biggest elevation gain of an outing at each place
  • Your outings by day of the week
  • The season’s record: 150 outings, 3,345.5 km of distance and 42,315 m of elevation gain over 127 outings
  • Time on skis: 235 h 37 in total, 1 h 34 on average and 6 h 33 for the longest outing, with the curve of time week after week
  • Kilometres month by month: 249.6 km in January, 317.7 in February, 373.5 in March and 598.1 in July over 23 outings, months with fewer than five outings in pale
  • The snow season: 58 outings, 1,072.2 km, 16,595 m of elevation gain and 98 h 32, with the outings from January to March and in December
  • The rollerski season: 92 outings, 2,273.3 km, 25,720 m of elevation gain and 137 h 05, with the outings from March to December, July leading with 23
  • Snow or rollerskis: 58 outings on snow and 92 on rollerskis, for 3,345.5 km and 235 h 37 in all
  • Classic or skate on snow: 24 classic outings, 32 skate and 2 in both, with an average pace of 5'31" per kilometre
  • Race pace on snow: 5'37" per kilometre in classic, 4'44" in skate and 4'28" in both, for 5'18" over 16 races
  • Pace of each session type on snow: 5'32" on easy endurance, 5'16" on short intervals, 4'44" at threshold and 5'40" on long outings
  • Pace by trail condition: 5'09" on freshly groomed track (16 outings), 5'20" on set track (15), 5'33" on hard or icy snow, 5'49" on soft or sticky snow and 5'52" with thin cover, for 5'31" over 58 outings
  • Skis: 60 outings on skate rollerskis, 32 on classic rollerskis, 19 on training skate skis, 18 on race classic skis, 13 on race skate skis and 6 on classic skins
  • Areas: 36 outings on the Haute-Joux forest road, 32 on the Vallée greenway and 32 on the Plateau nordic centre, with the kilometres and elevation gain of the whole
  • Best race points in each format: 181.25 in sprint, 254.84 in interval start and 430.24 in skiathlon, the lowest being the best
  • Worldloppet passport: 3 countries where a race has been skied, all in Europe, over 5 outings
  • Places: average place 780.9, 55% of competitors beaten and 0% of first places, over 18 outings

Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the outings behind it open up. And every figure says how many outings it is based on.

Logging an outing: classic technique, long outing as the session type, the distance of 28.7 km, and “More details” to unfold
After the outing

The technique, the session type, the distance

The technique, the session type, the distance and the nordic area are up front; for a race, the time and the place among the finishers are added.

Classic · Long outing · 28.7 km
  • “Snow” is set by default; “Rollerski” hides the trail conditions and the wax.
  • The trail conditions, the wax and the temperature in degrees are noted beside it, with the outing’s skis and its elevation gain.
  • A race: the format, from sprint to mass start, the race points, the bib and the category place.
  • An imported session takes over the distance, elevation gain and heart rate; a rollerski session comes in with its surface set.
The list of cross-country skiing outings: technique, date, distance, elevation gain, pace, area, then session type, surface and feeling, a 15 km rollerski race in 41'35" at 2'46" per kilometre
The outings

Your outings, with their pace

Each line shows the technique, the session type, the surface, the distance and the pace; a race adds its time, with a pace written to the second.

  • Races have their own record: citizen race, federation race or championship, with their rounds for a sprint.
  • The pace of a race is its time divided by the distance, to the second; without a time, the duration of the outing, breaks included.
  • The place among the finishers and the category place; a retirement and a disqualification are noted too.
  • The feeling, easy, normal or hard, at a glance.
The outing

A date, a distance, and it is noted

An outing counts with its date and distance; the technique, wax, trail conditions, temperature, heart rate and feeling come when you want them. Nothing else is compulsory.

The season

Winter on snow, summer on rollerskis

The season starts on 1 July: the winter’s snow and the summer’s rollerskiing each have their own tally, month by month, with the number of outings each total is based on.

Specifications

Everything cross-country skiing 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
  • Technique (3), session type (9), surface, distance, time, elevation gain, trail conditions (5), wax (4), skis (3), weather (9), temperature, average heart rate…
  • “Next outing” starts the next one with the same settings

Events

  • Citizen race, federation race and individual championship
  • Rounds: qualifying, quarter-final, semi-final and final
  • Codex

Rankings

  • 10 systems: FIS distance, FIS sprint, FFS cross-country, FFS citizen race, FISI, ESF, CPL distance, CPL sprint, NRL and Worldloppet
  • ESF: Little bear to Gold Star, 7 steps
  • Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve

Records and markers

  • Records announced the moment they fall: distance and elevation gain

Watch and files

  • Sessions from your watch, filed from Health Connect

Statistics

  • Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
  • Season
  • Rollerski season
  • Snow or rollerski
  • Classic or skate
  • By skis
  • By wax
  • Pace by session type
  • Race pace
  • By trail conditions
  • By ski area
  • Best race points
  • Worldloppet passport
  • Calculated: Pace
  • Every figure says how many outings 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.

The logbook’s other disciplines

Cross-country skiing, and everything you do besides

Do you also run, alpine ski or ski touring? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.

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