It appears that you wish to know the between-run variation in power within a single individual, so you can relate that figure to the variability you see in field testing. The data in the paper, however, represents the between-run variation in power across multiple individuals. Furthermore, each individual only did a single run under a given condition (i.e., speed and direction).
Now if it is the within-run variation in power (either within or across individuals) that interests you, you can't determine that from the data either, as only the average value was used in further calculations.
Now if it is the within-run variation in power (either within or across individuals) that interests you, you can't determine that from the data either, as only the average value was used in further calculations.
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Andrew Coggan: Sep 7, 18 11:44