The Myth of FTP

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Tailspin into absurdity? :neutral_face::thinking:

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Into something, that’s for sure. Cyclists can find the most random things. :expressionless:

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Yeah, I always thought runners were the oddest bunch but cyclist seem to give them a good run for their money.

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When did any size of data become “Big Data”?

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When you can’t export to CSV and analyze it in Excel :rofl:

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Interestingly, the more modern use of the term has very little to do with the actual size of the data - more to do with what you’re trying to get out of it.

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I prefer the term administrative data (I.e. not designed for research).

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in case you’re still interested here are some more reviews (sorry for the delay) :

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/13718803_Failure_to_obtain_a_unique_threshold_on_the_blood_lactate_concentration_curve_during_exercise

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/11192334_Methods_to_Determine_Aerobic_Endurance

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That podcast was well worth the listen. Lots of stuff to cogitate about!!

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WTF is FTP

Well worth the time to read