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Swimming Personal Best Times Log Form

Let swimmers log their personal best times and record their events, next targets, and notes on recent swimming easily.

Description

The Personal Best Times Log Form gives clubs and coaches a simple way to keep swimmers’ best times in one place. Swimmers list their personal bests by event, course, time, and date, so you build an accurate, up-to-date record that helps with squad planning, gala entries, and celebrating every hard-earned improvement.

Asking what they’re chasing next and any notes on their recent swimming turns a bare list of times into a useful picture of each swimmer’s progress and goals. Name and email details complete the log, so you can link times to the right swimmer, track development over the season, and reach out with encouragement and entry opportunities.

Tracking best times fuels motivation and progress. Sign up for a free Fun Forms account to customize the fields and embed this log form on your website.

Form fields

Everything the Swimming Personal Best Times Log Form above collects — 5 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Log Your Best Times

  • Your personal bests (event, course, time, date)

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    Table
  • What are you chasing next?

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    Dropdown
  • Any notes on your recent swimming?

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    Long Answer
  • Your name

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    Name
  • Email address

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    Email
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Swimming Personal Best Times Log Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What is a personal best times log?

It’s a record of a swimmer’s fastest times across their events, kept up to date over the season. This form lets swimmers log their bests by event, course, and date, so clubs and coaches hold accurate times for planning, entries, and motivation.

Who should use this times log?

Swimmers of any competitive level, along with their coaches, can use it to keep best times current. It suits clubs managing squads, planning gala entries, or tracking development, wherever accurate personal bests make planning and motivation easier.

Why record the course for each time?

Times differ between short-course and long-course pools, so the course matters when comparing or entering swims. Logging it alongside each time keeps the record accurate and makes sure seed times and comparisons are always made on a like-for-like basis.

How does logging times help swimmers?

Seeing best times in one place and setting the next target keeps swimmers motivated and focused. It gives coaches a clear view of progress, helps with fair squad placement, and makes celebrating improvements easy across a season of training and racing.

Can swimmers add notes on their swimming?

Yes. A notes field lets swimmers add context, such as how a race felt, a niggle, or a breakthrough. These notes give coaches a fuller picture than times alone, helping them support each swimmer’s development thoughtfully through the season.

Is this log form free to use?

Yes — it’s completely free with a Fun Forms account. You can customize every field, restyle it to match your brand, embed it on your website in seconds, and it needs no coding at all.