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It's interesting to me, because I use a custom format that I created for simplicity. I'll just share a snippet for comparison: # skip travel 2020/07/15
by alanbernstein 6y ago
It's interesting to me, because I use a custom format that I created for simplicity. I'll just share a snippet for comparison:
# skip travel
2020/07/15 push 14,18,14,14,30 # hpu w3c3d1
2020/07/14 pull 5,5,5,5
2020/07/13 push 22,30,20,20,30 # hpu w3c3d3, succeeded
2020/07/12 pull 5,5,5,5
2020/07/11 push 20,25,15,15,40 # hpu w3c3d2, rests were 30sec too short
I like having a single data file (or maybe one per year), with each session on a single line. I only use it for pretty simple bodyweight exercises.
- tylerscott 6y agoI love the simplicity of this. For you, Traindown may not offer much over what you have come up with. Here is what it would look like using the inline syntax @ 2020/07/15; #r:hpu; #w:3; #c:3; #d:1; push: 14; 18; 14; 14; 14; 30 @ 2020/07/14; pull: 5; 5; 5; 5 ... Definitely not as human readable as yours for your use case. Thanks for sharing!