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Martin Bingisser

Basic Principles of Data Collection

July 13, 2014/by Martin Bingisser

As technology has proliferated over the past decade, so has data collection among athletes and coaches. Data collection is nothing new, but as the amount of data and the ease of obtaining it seems to be growing exponentially. I was just speaking to a scientist from Push last week and their new device will soon let you capture all kinds of metrics with the touch of a button in training. Other devices are adding different metrics. But with all the new data, it is important to keep in mind two principles of data collection.


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Tags: Anatoli Bondarchuk, Featured, General Training, Statistics, Transfer of Training
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  1. The Holistic Bondarchuk « HMMR Media says:
    August 29, 2014 at 04:16

    […] has published his thoughts on what this is in general for the throwing events, but like all data this has its limits. He would even admit this too as he tailors each athlete’s training to their own indviidual […]

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