I agree with everything you've said!  I figured I wouldn't use the training log, but after checking it out I really like it.  I was able to upload half a year of runs directly from my Garmin, then I saved the .tcx files for the first half of the year and uploaded those.  It was fairly easy/peasy!  I love being able to keep track of my shoe mileage; I was able to do that with a previous training log, but the servers crashed with that one and they lost everyone's info.  I switched to just using Garmin Connect, but then had to keep track of my shoes in an Excel spreadsheet.

Oh, and did I mention I love being able to cuss?  

I like the new moderator around here.

I like the new moderator around here.

I guess she's alright.   She still owes me cookies though. Or muffins or something like that.

But thanks moderator for being the driving force. Well done.

I guess what I like so far is somehow some new people are checking in. Great. I was kinda worried that this would be a closed group and getting smaller by attrition. I cleared RW off my bookmarks here and home and am not looking backwards.

I like the new moderator around here.

Yea, she's not too bad, and she'll be better once she's off injured reserve.  Thanks for getting this party started.  I was about a day away from jumping off the ship completely when you posted the message to check this place out.

January sometime?  I hope to be back and have some semblance of my cardio back after a few weeks.  Will trade cookies/baked item of your choice for beer.

Sounds like a plan. Book it. 

>> 2.) Love the features where the forum opens to the the last unread post.  So cool!

Just so you know, that feature did not exist before yesterday.  The Man Upstairs (aka "The Man", eric) got a request in the suggestion area and made shit happen.   He can't/won't always do it like that, of course, but he listens and responds. 

THAT is one thing I like about RA.

I like the new moderators training schedule; 6 months of no running, run a 50 miler, 

3 months no running, pace for 30 miles, 6 weeks of no running, run a 100K. That 

whole rest thing seems waaay underrated.

 

I like the fact that the whole gang is here and then some, kinda like a fresh start with

some of the old players. 

Now, now, now.  Let's get our facts straight, Jon.  It was 6 weeks cycling taper -- run 50 miles.  Don't run.  Run 50K.  Don't run.  Run 100K.  Don't run for most of the summer.  Pace for 12 hours at Sawtooth.  Don't run.  Pace at a 24 hour race.  Don't run.  Run 50K.

I'm back to not running again.  60K in March.  I'm really trying not to be stupid about healing this time though.