Fitness Logbook - Thick Plastic Cover - 160 Pages - A5 Undated Workout Journal For Men & Women - Planner Log Book To Track Weight Loss, Muscle Gain, Gym Exercise, Bodybuilding Progress - Blue

Good logbook, plenty space for writing out workouts and tracking lifts.

This book is lovely, great for the gym

Exactly what is was after. No wasted pages, just workouts with a good amount of space for sets and movements, nice to have 6 sets! and a little section at the bottom for notes, plus a couple of pages for PBs and measurements. Nothing else is needed. THIS IS A WORKOUT JOURNAL!! Good quality paper with no bleed through, and a ring binder so it's easy fold right around so you don't have to keep finding your page, plus it's perfect for sliding a pen into! Will definitely buy again when full!!

As described. Happy with purchase.

Not much more to say other than it's a great companion to have in the gym for recording weightlifting workouts. Plenty of space to write and the paper quality is good. I have bought several of them (because I keep leaving them in my locker and losing them...)

Quick delivery and good standard of product

This product is specifically dedicated for people who hate apps and apps on mobiles that are more of a distraction than a journal log! Definitely worth the money! Simple and useful

Great notebook. Have used the scan code which links to the app which saves me having to carry the notebook around the gym with me. App is great.

Exactement ce que j'attendais d'un livret fitness pour suivre ma progression sur mes répétitions et les poids. Sobre, bien pensé, et surtout avec spirales, je trouve ce type d'attache bien plus pratique (pour tous mes carnets, que ce soit fitness, finances, todoList, planner...).

Simple, easy to use, tracks everything I want it to without the fluff. I only wanted to record my workouts on lifting days. I don't know how folks remember the weights they used, and where to start on a lift if they don't look at results from the previous time 🤔 If it's not something I have to remember, I'll go ahead and close that tab in my brain to free up space for something else 😁 I'm also old school and prefer pencil/paper over digital applications for this kind of thing. After a few weeks of tracking I figured out the best way to use it, here are some features I really appreciate: There are enough lines to accommodate even a long workout or combo upper/lower body lift day. Lots of columns to accommodate tracking warmup lifts, or additional info like rest times, notes on how I felt that day, whatever I want to remember. Cardio tracking, usually short on lifting days, but I'll write in a few options and choose the one time allows for. Most bang for your buck if you will, I work out in the mornings before work and usually only have about ten minutes or less to get my heart rate up and get in a good little burn. My favorite right now is an 8 minute spin with a weighted vest alternating low/heavy tension. Small enough that it's not cumbersome to carry, big enough and laid out in a way that gives you plenty of space to write every single detail if you choose! I got the orange one, it's a nice bright color and haven't had any issues with the binding or pages ripping. Solid choice and affordable. Would definitely buy again after I fill it up.

I like the simplicity of the Log Book. It is all I need. Buy it.

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