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Happening TODAY! Still time to register: mcmaster.zoom.us/meeting/regist… Please join us for a great discussion

Thanks to Raffaele Mazzolari for a great presentation last Wednesday. Check it out on our Youtube channel youtu.be/eYgUPCQawuk Next event will be April 26th and our guest will be announced shortly so keep an eye out!

If you use Dashboards in Sport, I WROTE THIS PAPER FOR YOU in Sports Medicine! Doesn't matter if you use Xsens Health & Sports | Movella, @Smartabase Teamworks, Kitman Labs or Catapult, if you handle missing data by 'doing nothing', your interpretations are wrong. rdcu.be/c9pYz

Good vibes. Again. #ECSS2023 #WeAreSportScience

A real pleasure to work with Bruno Spellanzon on this article for The Physiological Society physoc.org/magazine-artic… We highlight several research design issues that can make noise in measurement look like individual differences.

If you like more guidance through the steps of a sample size justification for your next study, my Sample Size Justification paper comes with a Shiny app: shiny.ieis.tue.nl/sample_size_ju… Complete the steps, and you can download the justification as a PDF to include in a preregistration.

Proud to be among the recipients of the Tyrolean Funding for Young Researchers by Land Tirol . Thank you for investing in my research!

Preregistering a one-sided test when you test a directional prediction increases statistical power with on average ~11% at no cost whatsoever compared to doing a (logically incoherent) two-sided test. You are welcome.

I am always surprised to see people describe what I do as 'science reform'. I spent a decade trying to - among other things - get people to test hypotheses as Neyman and Pearson suggested in 1933. To me it feels more like teaching elementary school than reforming our science.

📢Great work by Letizia Rasica on methodological considerations for NIRS-derived measures of muscle oxidative capacity. Thanks to مكتبة قطر الوطنية | Qatar National Library (QNL) 👏for supporting free OA for this article: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

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Presentation at #ECSS2024 ✅ Extraordinary Doctoral Awards from UPV/EHU ✅ ehu.eus/es/web/doktore… Early Stage Funding from @[email protected] ✅ uibk.ac.at/de/newsroom/20… If my whole life was like the last 30 days ...

Our work about epigenetic modifications after two training periods of HIIT is out now! journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115… Congrats to andreapil8 & Daniel Turner Honored to have collaborated with Professor Adam Sharples Thanks to AJP-Cell Physiology for the fantastic reviewing process

Happy Friday, check out today's #ArticleinPress from Norwegian School of Sport Sciences | IFP, Human skeletal muscle possesses an epigenetic memory of high intensity #interval #training (Andrea Pilotto et al.): ow.ly/oKGF50UxlP5

What a fantastic news!! Thanks American Physiological Society and AJP-Cell Physiology for giving us the opportunity to share our results with the scientific community. Congrats to andreapil8 & Daniel Turner

Our latest European Journal of Applied Physiology editorial explores the limitations of univariate approaches in standardizing the training stimulus across different dimensions. Anne H. #ExerciseScience #EnduranceTraining #ExercisePrescriptions link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Second work from andreapil8’s PhD project about changes in Microbiome and nitrate/nitrite level with HIIT and detraining sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Thanks to Annabel Simpson & Mia Burleigh, PhD, CSci, FHEA for leading this!! 👏👏

This is a super study not just because the answer is clear and convincing, but that the question is such a practical one to ask. Nicely done. Tip of the hat.