In this week's Substack, I'll be going over how to model and predict athletic performance.
Moving from very basic to advanced implementations of #PerformanceModelingalancouzens.substack.com/
Have you read our newest case study with @EUA Architects? Learn how they used cove.tool to highlight the impact of orientation on EUI and daylight quality in a medical clinic building.
Read: hubs.ly/Q01pHKMY0#PerformanceModeling
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Happy Energy Efficiency Day 2022! We believe the essence of this day speaks directly to our mission at cove.tool in doing more with less, and by automating the AEC industry we hope to contribute to this. Learn more: hubs.ly/Q01nXzcs0#EEDay2022#PerformanceModeling
Join Jayati Chhabra, Building Performance Researcher, for a webinar as she showcases strategies for reducing the EUI of your projects which in turn can lower the carbon footprint of projects. Sign up to attend: hubs.ly/Q01l1kf30#EUI#PerformanceModeling
Serious question: If you don't have an individualized model of fitness and fatigue running in the background for each athlete, how can you, as a coach, make individually optimal training decisions? 🤔 #PerformanceModeling
Important NEW research, once again, showing the shortcomings of wrapping volume and intensity together in one #TSS number. Both performance and fatigue prediction are significantly improved when volume and intensity are considered as separate model inputs. #PerformanceModeling
Really pleased to publish this research with @Antokesi@AndNicolojournals.humankinetics.com/v…
Sorry it's not open access, I'll do a blog post on it. We conclude there are important shortcomings using Work Done or Training Load to evaluate sessions of different intensity and duration.