If I’ve had one request for free printables above all others, it’s for free printable fitness trackers. I finally got around to meeting this request. Thanks to the readers who have requested it, and I hope you enjoy!
This is the first post of a series in which I’ll be featuring different exercise trackers. This post is dedicated to monthly trackers. There are 3 different designs below. Two are fairly open to whatever use you want; the third one has spots for both strength and cardio.
If you’re looking for more free printables related to health and fitness, please check out my “Food Tracking, Motivation, & Fitness Printables” page!
Instructions:
• Print options: regular paper works! If you’re looking for something a bit sturdier, you can try card stock.
• All of the files are in pdf below. Or click on the image. It will open in a new window and you can either print directly or save to computer.
• The default size of these is full-page. However, if you want smaller, simply reduce the print size! If you’re looking on how to resize printables, check out my post: “How to Resize Printables to Fit Your Planner.“
This is probably my favorite of the batch as it allows for detailed tracking for both strength and cardio.
Very simple design, but big blocks for each day allow plenty of room to write. In addition, the week 1-4 format is easier than a regular calendar if you’re planning a regular schedule (such as monday-wednesday-friday) for certain exercises.
Landscape design if that works better for you. There is also space to set goals, track monthly stats, pick a motivational quote, and choose a reward for the month!
Your printables are very useful…would also love a To Do Printable thats divided into several
sections. Work To Do…Personal To Do..Home or House To Do..Family To Do..Church To Do
Friends To Do.
It would be nice to see them all on the same sheet. With lines under the heading to keep
it organized and neat. Do you have anything like this?
I cannot even begin to know where to start.
Debra
No, I don’t. I have multiple planners on the site, but none that have categorized to-do lists. That’s a good idea. My only hesitation in making it is that everyone’s categories might be different. Hmmm…I wonder if I could make it clear they fill in the category themselves? Anyway, I’ll add it to my “reader requests” section and e-mail you if I decide to develop it!