Ever wanted to record your training in a free easy to use format that automatically graphs and stats your runs as well as collects and organizes all of your running and workout data? Well say no more, LogThatRun.com provides all of that and more.

With LogThatRun.com you can record all of your workout information, such as how far you ran, where, type of run, how long it took, the type of weather, your pulse, and any other comments you wish to make about the workout. All the information you enter is displayed on an easy to view calendar that also updates itself with the weather in your location and provides a 7 day forecast from The Weather Channel.

In addition to collecting and displaying your data, the interactive running log also stats, graphs, and charts your workouts. You can view graphs of your mileage you ran and charts comparing the types of runs you did.

And one of the most popular features is the interactive course or running route map. Where you can map out a running route and get the millage of a run and save it for view latter, share with others, or integrate it into your running log. The running route map is based on Google Maps so it’s very accurate and easy to use.

All of this is free, all you have to do is signup for an account at logthatrun.com. It’s just a small token of appreciation we can give to fellow runners.

Our new design is now live! We’ve expanded on a few features on the site including a fresh looking design, directory for mapped runs, better directory for races, able to comment on races and mapped runs, added this blog, re-developed the coach’s account, corrected running log to allow any amount of time for a run, and added a tell-a-friend form (so you can easily and quickly tell your friends about out website).

Here is an overview of the new (shared) mapped runs directory. To make it easier to view mapped runs, we’ve provide a directory that can be navigated through. You can view by location, milage, and user. As well we’ve added a search feature, ability to post comments on runs, and some ways for you to share the mapped run with others. To share runs with other people we’ve added share links to facebook, myspace, windows live, and digg.

And for those doing the actual mapping of running routes we’ve added a description feature so you can add a description to the run. Your description will show up on the run’s web page.

In the past we’ve had some issues with the coach’s account working. We have now corrected those issues and re-developed and designed the look of the coach’s account. It’s now much easier to add and remove athletes from an account and for athlete to accept or decline a coach.

And we’re not stopping there! We’ll going be making more developments to the site so if you have any suggestions or wishes just let us know.