by Jo Clubb | Jul 2, 2020 | Sports Analytics, Sports Data, Sports Research, Sports Science
Data Visualisation & Buy-In Data visualisation (“data viz”) is an important skill for all sports scientists. If you cannot convey your message, the data will remain a puzzle of numbers and graphs, rather than transforming into information/telling a...
by Jo Clubb | Jun 1, 2020 | Sports Data, Sports Science
When was the last time you calculated an average? Or referred to an average? Or read a finding in a study presented as an average? As a Sport Scientist, this may be a frequent occurrence, perhaps even multiple times a day. If that is the case,...
by Jo Clubb | Oct 15, 2019 | Sports Data, Sports Research
Last year an article was published in The American Statistician that is pertinent to those working with sports science data. The article, by Broman and Woo, is titled Data Organization in Spreadsheets. An open-access, preprint PDF copy can be found here. In this post...
by Jo Clubb | Jul 10, 2019 | Sports Injury, Sports Research
There has been an increase in the focus on investigating the workload-injury relationship. Training load monitoring continues to be a major discussion point; in the literature, in the black hole of information and misinformation known as Twitter, as well as multiples...
by Jo Clubb | Feb 12, 2019 | Sports Research, Sports Science
I was honoured to be invited by Dr. Martin Buchheit and Dr. Paul Laursen to write a guest blog for their website, HIIT Science. Martin and Paul have created their blog, along with a course and a book, on the science and application of high-intensity interval training...
