Great video - nice to see Hopkins work broken down and explained through a video. Is this spreadsheet your own, or one he provides through this website?
How could we justify using the 5% instead of using the 2xCV for assessing performance targets? Other than the targets potentially being unattainable for the athlete. Is there a reference we could use?
Thank you for the video. Using the SWC, we could know if there are substantial positive, negative or trivial changes (%=99,5) ) between trial 1 and trial 2 for example. However I don´t know how to calculate it. I wonder if you could help me. Thanks again.
Could you link the reference how the 0.2 MWC factor was calculated? I've heard Hopkins stating that it was derived from data simulation, but I'd like to see the exact calculation.Thank you in advance!
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How come your CV is 2.7???
CV i think is 1.7
@@juancqyt Not at all tbh.. CV%= SD/mean sample*100, which is equal to 8,77%
@@lucafrancolattuada7099 This is the correct CV, which would change all the calculations in the vid. I wonder where he got 2.7 from??
Great video - nice to see Hopkins work broken down and explained through a video. Is this spreadsheet your own, or one he provides through this website?
How could we justify using the 5% instead of using the 2xCV for assessing performance targets? Other than the targets potentially being unattainable for the athlete. Is there a reference we could use?
Thank you for the video. Using the SWC, we could know if there are substantial positive, negative or trivial changes (%=99,5) ) between trial 1 and trial 2 for example. However I don´t know how to calculate it. I wonder if you could help me. Thanks again.
Could you link the reference how the 0.2 MWC factor was calculated? I've heard Hopkins stating that it was derived from data simulation, but I'd like to see the exact calculation.Thank you in advance!
Sorry my dumb question but its possible with N=1 , Cariation btw results , ans Swc?
Hello, How can I contact you because going to do the same thing for my research but actually I have no idea? I really need your help!
how calculate the CV?