Calculating Coefficient of Variation & Smallest Worthwhile Change

In this video we work through calculating the coefficient of variation and the smallest worthwhile change for a data set. These statistics are useful in determining how stable the metrics are, as well as whether you have made a change in performance due to training.
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[@josesalas3021]

this is awesome. Quick question, When calculating the smallest worthwhile changes, are these changes based on the group or intra athlete? would the formula be different if I wanted to just focus on the individual athlete?. For example, I only work with one golf athlete

[@Rolroorlo]

This is perfect!