Recording set times - 'wet' tools?

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Hi Does anybody have any products that they use or could suggest for recording set times during a set. In other words, some sort of small whiteboard / clipboard that can be used with some form of pencil/pen that can be used in the wet and then rubbed off later? Thanks Rob
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  • Former Member
    Former Member over 13 years ago
    Hi Does anybody have any products that they use or could suggest for recording set times during a set. In other words, some sort of small whiteboard / clipboard that can be used with some form of pencil/pen that can be used in the wet and then rubbed off later? Thanks Rob An idea I came up with from counting cards: Say you are doing 10 x 100's on 1:30 with a goal time of 1:10 per 100. If you go 1:11, that is a +1, if you go 1:08 that is a -2. Keep track of your count. If your count ends up at "0" then you averaged exactly 1:10. If your could ends up as +5 then you averaged 1:10.5. It takes a little brain power but it also causes you to be more goal oriented with your set and more mindful of that goal during the set.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member over 13 years ago
    Hi Does anybody have any products that they use or could suggest for recording set times during a set. In other words, some sort of small whiteboard / clipboard that can be used with some form of pencil/pen that can be used in the wet and then rubbed off later? Thanks Rob An idea I came up with from counting cards: Say you are doing 10 x 100's on 1:30 with a goal time of 1:10 per 100. If you go 1:11, that is a +1, if you go 1:08 that is a -2. Keep track of your count. If your count ends up at "0" then you averaged exactly 1:10. If your could ends up as +5 then you averaged 1:10.5. It takes a little brain power but it also causes you to be more goal oriented with your set and more mindful of that goal during the set.
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