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- Thu 29. Apr 2021, 15:10
- Forum: Bugs
- Topic: CTL in Shape goes out of the graph
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Re: CTL in Shape goes out of the graph
Thanks for the clarification!
- Thu 29. Apr 2021, 13:32
- Forum: Bugs
- Topic: CTL in Shape goes out of the graph
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Re: CTL in Shape goes out of the graph
How are the ATL and CTL calculated, is it similar to https://fellrnr.com/wiki/Modeling_Human ... B_Formulas?
I'm just trying to understand what the % are, is the CTL % of the max past ATL?
I'm just trying to understand what the % are, is the CTL % of the max past ATL?
- Thu 29. Apr 2021, 11:37
- Forum: Bugs
- Topic: CTL in Shape goes out of the graph
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CTL in Shape goes out of the graph
It seems that the Shape graph at the top is capped to the max of the ATL curve.
My CTL curve is peaking above the ATL peak and it gets cropped, i.e. it's not possible to see it's peak.
My CTL curve is peaking above the ATL peak and it gets cropped, i.e. it's not possible to see it's peak.
- Wed 28. Oct 2020, 08:16
- Forum: Ideas
- Topic: Predict marathon performance from avg weekly mileage and pace
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Re: Predict marathon performance from avg weekly mileage and pace
> In addition, this study did not look at heart rate at all
Perhaps it can be still useful to users that don't record heart rate data during run, or maybe use the less accurate optical sensors.
Perhaps it can be still useful to users that don't record heart rate data during run, or maybe use the less accurate optical sensors.
- Wed 28. Oct 2020, 08:14
- Forum: Ideas
- Topic: Predict marathon performance from avg weekly mileage and pace
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Re: Predict marathon performance from avg weekly mileage and pace
Indeed it's limited as usual for these studies. I wonder if the equation could be verified against the runalyze user data? It would be interesting to see if it can still reproduce the 4 minute error that they got on their limited data. > You can be sure that our estimations based on the effective VO...
- Tue 27. Oct 2020, 18:02
- Forum: Ideas
- Topic: Predict marathon performance from avg weekly mileage and pace
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Predict marathon performance from avg weekly mileage and pace
This should be a useful feature to add to runalyze: predict marathon performance from average weekly mileage (in the eight weeks leading up to a race), and the average training pace.
Details in https://rua.ua.es/dspace/bitstream/1004 ... 11-520.pdf
Details in https://rua.ua.es/dspace/bitstream/1004 ... 11-520.pdf