liversedge wrote:
Andrew Coggan wrote:
liversedge wrote:
Andrew Coggan wrote:
liversedge wrote:
Andrew Coggan wrote:
which according to Word I started writing on March 26, 2003.That's better.
Why?
This timeline explains why: http://www.peakscoachinggroup.com/history
Mark
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Nothing sinister here - just accuracy.
Well since you're so interested in the exact timeline of things, here are a few more dates for you:
10/15/2001: 1st power-based training levels proposed via wattage list
02/11/2002: Critical power model 1st brought to attention of wattage list
01/19/2003: NP, TSS, and PMC conceived
03/13/2003: NP and TSS revealed via wattage list
05/19/2003: Power profiling revealed via wattage list
08/05/2003: CyclingPeaks 1.1 incorporating NP and TSS released
11/06/2003: Quadrant analysis revealed via wattage list
11/12/2004: PMC output revealed at USA Cycling Coaching Summit
030/3/2005: Secret ‘eweTSS’ mailing list started to further develop/evaluate PMC
2005-2006: Details of PMC gradually revealed (e.g., via articles by Frank Overton in PezCycling News)
09/26/2005: 1st description of a weighting function for a training adaptation score in post to wattage list
08/16/2006: WKO+ 2.1 incorporating the PMC released
02/01/2007: 1st method for “on-the-fly” calculation of non-sustainable energy reserves revealed in blog post by Alex Simmons
10/20/2009: New model of relationship between training and performance developed
06/22/2012: New power-duration model developed
11/26/2014: 1st description of a graphical means of presenting parameters from a P-D model as a way of identifying a rider's phenotype
11/28/2013: Novel pedaling metrics developed.
12/23/2013: New individualized training levels developed
03/05/2014: New individualized interval guidelines developed
You might also find this interesting:
http://www.trainingandracingwithapowermeter.com/search/label/history
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Andrew Coggan: Jan 18, 18 12:11