Jon Helge Nistad

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Jon Helge Nistad

Jon Helge Nistad

@jonhelge

Katılım Ağustos 2009
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Aart Goossens
Aart Goossens@AartGoossens·
SweatStack + Claude Code = 🚀 Use SweatStack together with Claude Code to go from idea to published app in just a few minutes! Demo: loom.com/share/e72d6f42…
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Jon Helge Nistad
Jon Helge Nistad@jonhelge·
@GDellaMattia I saw the PLT implementation and the paper. Very interesting concept! I hope you share the FMT implementation when ready :)
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Eng² Gabriel Della Mattia
Eng² Gabriel Della Mattia@GDellaMattia·
N=50 Simulation of 📉HRV behavior post-training across different phases of the prep cycle. With the same 🔢TSS, post-wko HRV improves as the athlete approaches peak 📈form. Identical TSS loads in different phases have distinct phys impacts — something the 🤖Tensor highlights.
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Jon Helge Nistad
Jon Helge Nistad@jonhelge·
@DrPhilipSkiba @Captain7bag Is the R chart for Golden Cheetah you reference available somewhere? Tried my best to to find it with no luck. The paper was a very interesting read!
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Jon Helge Nistad
Jon Helge Nistad@jonhelge·
@Alan_Couzens I went from 280W to 370W stryd power at threshold with 2.7 hours in average per week. Vo2max from 43 to approx 55. Doing mostly lactate guided threshold intervals @LT2. Was 41 when I started. By no means athletic background.
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Alan Couzens
Alan Couzens@Alan_Couzens·
I guess my central thesis, if I had to sum it up... No one over the age of 40 will get fit on 150min/wk, irrespective of the intensity. Almost everyone over the age of 40 will get very fit on 150min/day, irrespective of the intensity.
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Palo Galko
Palo Galko@pgalko·
The new Claude 3.7 is impressive! No matter how hard I tried, I was never able to get anything even close to the correct answer for VO2Max estimation using LLMs. Then Claude 3.7 casually produces this, as a zero-shot, no thinking response 😎
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Sophie Herzog
Sophie Herzog@SophieRHerzog·
@jonhelge @max_stoneking I have a Stryd but would be careful with directly translating that. Do you know of any studies validating Stryd power / energy output?
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Sophie Herzog
Sophie Herzog@SophieRHerzog·
How can an energy budget be used to inform a training process? Smart training starts with understanding the demands of your race & thinking of the specific capacity you need to build! The key is knowing what you need to WORK (😉) on! Read more👇 open.substack.com/pub/sherzog/p/…
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Jon Helge Nistad
Jon Helge Nistad@jonhelge·
@SophieRHerzog Interesting read! A limitation with budgeting with kJ is that the cost of increasing intensity is higher than the increase in kJ if time is constant. You would need some other guidelines as well to avoid burning yourself down.
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Max Stoneking, PT, DPT
Max Stoneking, PT, DPT@max_stoneking·
@SophieRHerzog This was a fun read. Wish it were easier in triathlon to calculate workload like in cycling with a simple kJ readout!
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Mike Strives
Mike Strives@mikestrives·
I make $55k/month with my SaaS. After studying all the successful strategies out there. I compiled the best ones into 1 BIG document. It's free for 48h if you: Like + Comment "SaaS" and I'll DM it to you. (must be following)
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Aart Goossens
Aart Goossens@AartGoossens·
I have been working on an application to help sport scientists streamline their Python data workflow. Here's a sneak peek at the onboarding process: From registration to Python in under 1 minute! Currently in closed beta. Learn more at sweatstack.no
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shadcn
shadcn@shadcn·
Looking for space movie recommendations? ai is not helping.
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Palo Galko
Palo Galko@pgalko·
@DataChaz Select my last 20 running activities. For each activity, list all distance intervals and plot the average heart rate for each interval on a bar plot. Use different colors to distinguish the activity intervals between different activities. 🤷‍♂️
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Palo Galko
Palo Galko@pgalko·
Some weird shit coming out of GPT-4 today 🙈 Wait a minute... Maybe it is trying to tell me something 😂
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Gordo Byrn
Gordo Byrn@feelthebyrn1·
Calibre Bio As I figure out the device, I'll post here Tagging @BasVanHooren @Alan_Couzens @justindaerr // comments welcome! Vid clip is the dashboard To see the dashboard, I had to (re)login after creating an account & connecting 5 cal a minute and 1L VO2, sitting in a chair, seems way too high. However, I've been training all morning I'll let it sit for an hour and calibrate, again
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Jon Helge Nistad
Jon Helge Nistad@jonhelge·
@PughCycle Very cool project. Do you have any CO2 sensors in scope which looks to have right specs?
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Charlie Pugh
Charlie Pugh@PughCycle·
Next steps: Upgrade CO2 sensor for 0-10% range. Correct gas measures for hill climbing (altitude). Improve moisture removal - currently using cutout AeroPress filter. Modify Hans Rudolf mask instead of raspy 3M. Redesign enclosure as it’s hard to check over shoulder.
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Charlie Pugh
Charlie Pugh@PughCycle·
Metabolic carts are accurate yet pricey. Can a homemade analyser come close to their performance? This open-source Arduino device measures V̇O2, V̇CO2, and V̇E. I tested "VO24U" against a Parvo cart. @ShemRodger inspired this project while we supported the Tokyo 2020 TP.
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