Watts Doc #62: Setting Up Your n=1 Training Experiment

Empirical Cycling Podcast by Empirical Cycling Podcast

Feb 25, 202601:49:43Sports & Recreation

We tackle the ideas of unique responders, the role of performance variability in differentiating training response between individuals, pitfalls in interpreting typical individual response data, and the experimental setu...

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