New online first from Dr. Cailbhe Doherty and colleagues: Devising a Pace-Based Definition for ‘‘The Wall’’: An Observational Analysis of Marathoners’ Subjective Experiences of Fatigue. Link: https://t.co/yv5GBLGpgU https://t.co/V71NF1o6qU
Devising a Pace-Based Definition for "The Wall": An Observational Analysis of Marathoners' Subjective Experiences of Fatigue.
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The discussions highlight the significance of the pace-based classification system, with mentions of specific criteria like running a segment 7.3% slower or analyzing split time variability, reflecting active engagement and recognition of its practical value. The tone varies from supportive to analytical, demonstrating a solid interest in the study's potential applications in marathon training and fatigue monitoring.
Many discussions acknowledge the utility of the pace-based criteria introduced in the study, showing general support for its approach.
The detailed mention of specific thresholds and the significance for athletes and coaches indicate high interest in the methodology and findings.
Comments referencing key points, such as race segment speed and variability measures, suggest moderate active engagement with the article’s implications.
The emphasis on adopting these thresholds in practical settings points to a potentially meaningful influence on training and fatigue assessment.
Abstract in brief
- The study aimed to develop a clear, pace-based way to identify the "The Wall" phenomenon in marathon runners by analyzing their pacing profiles and subjective fatigue reports during a race.
- Researchers used statistical methods (receiver operating characteristic analyses) to determine specific pacing thresholds, such as running a segment significantly slower than usual or having high variability in pace, that indicate experiencing The Wall.
- The findings suggest that these pace-based criteria can reliably classify runners as having experienced The Wall, providing a useful tool for researchers studying fatigue in marathoners even when subjective data is not available.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyNew online first from Dr. Cailbhe Doherty and colleagues: Devising a Pace-Based Definition for ‘‘The Wall’’: An Observational Analysis of Marathoners’ Subjective Experiences of Fatigue. Link: https://t.co/yv5GBLGpgU https://t.co/tqPEznM7iM
'Devising a pace-based definition for "the wall" : An observational analysis of Marathoners' subjective experiences of fatigue' -New research from @ucd_sphpss Congratulations to all contributors!
Dr. Donovan summarizes "Devising a Pace-Based Definition for "The Wall": An Observational Analysis of Marathoners' Subjective Experiences of Fatigue" Apple: https://t.co/o6L5j5ZbJh Spotify: https://t.co/zDvDLSjKm0 Google: https://t.co/L1NAik0GTb YouTube: https://t.co/whLkO2WZS2 https://t.co/OmxvviiW3T
Key Point #3: Researchers, coaches, and athletes can adopt these thresholds to evaluate the prevalence of HTW among groups of athletes without subjective questionnaire data. Link: https://t.co/yv5GBLGpgU
Dr. Donovan summarizes "Devising a Pace-Based Definition for "The Wall": An Observational Analysis of Marathoners' Subjective Experiences of Fatigue" Apple: https://t.co/o6L5j6gMAP Spotify: https://t.co/zDvDLSBldy Google: https://t.co/L1NAijJ5uB YouTube: https://t.co/whLkO2Fots https://t.co/FR896WG1N0
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RT @JAT_NATA: Dr. Donovan summarizes "Devising a Pace-Based Definition for "The Wall": An Observational Analysis of Marathoners' Subjective…
Dr. Donovan summarizes "Devising a Pace-Based Definition for "The Wall": An Observational Analysis of Marathoners' Subjective Experiences of Fatigue" Apple: https://t.co/o6L5j5ZbJh Spotify: https://t.co/zDvDLSjKm0 Google: https://t.co/L1NAik0GTb YouTube: https://t.co/whLkO2WZS2 https://t.co/OmxvviiW3T
Dr. Donovan summarizes "Devising a Pace-Based Definition for "The Wall": An Observational Analysis of Marathoners' Subjective Experiences of Fatigue" Apple: https://t.co/o6L5j5ZbJh Spotify: https://t.co/zDvDLSjKm0 Google: https://t.co/L1NAik0GTb YouTube: https://t.co/whLkO2WZS2 https://t.co/a6i5PqK0dS
Dr. Donovan summarizes "Devising a Pace-Based Definition for "The Wall": An Observational Analysis of Marathoners' Subjective Experiences of Fatigue" Apple: https://t.co/o6L5j5ZbJh Spotify: https://t.co/zDvDLSjKm0 Google: https://t.co/L1NAik0GTb YouTube: https://t.co/whLkO2WZS2 https://t.co/koHhdUgKzD
Dr. Donovan summarizes "Devising a Pace-Based Definition for "The Wall": An Observational Analysis of Marathoners' Subjective Experiences of Fatigue" Apple: https://t.co/o6L5j5ZbJh Spotify: https://t.co/zDvDLSjKm0 Google: https://t.co/L1NAik0GTb YouTube: https://t.co/whLkO2WZS2 https://t.co/9gjhA4vdOr
Dr. Donovan summarizes "Devising a Pace-Based Definition for "The Wall": An Observational Analysis of Marathoners' Subjective Experiences of Fatigue" Apple: https://t.co/o6L5j6gMAP Spotify: https://t.co/zDvDLSBldy Google: https://t.co/L1NAijJ5uB YouTube: https://t.co/whLkO2Fots https://t.co/FR896WG1N0
RT @JAT_NATA: New online first from Dr. Cailbhe Doherty and colleagues: Devising a Pace-Based Definition for ‘‘The Wall’’: An Observational…
RT @JAT_NATA: New online first from Dr. Cailbhe Doherty and colleagues: Devising a Pace-Based Definition for ‘‘The Wall’’: An Observational…
Key Point #3: Researchers, coaches, and athletes can adopt these thresholds to evaluate the prevalence of HTW among groups of athletes without subjective questionnaire data. Link: https://t.co/yv5GBLGpgU
Key Point #2: Runners could be classified as having experienced HTW if they ran any 5-km segment 7.3% slower than the average of the remaining 5-km segments of the race or if the standard deviation of the normalized 5-km split times was .0.0346. Link: https://t.co/yv5GBLGpgU https://t.co/Lxz4S2mIht
New online first from Dr. Cailbhe Doherty and colleagues: Devising a Pace-Based Definition for ‘‘The Wall’’: An Observational Analysis of Marathoners’ Subjective Experiences of Fatigue. Link: https://t.co/yv5GBLGpgU https://t.co/tqPEznM7iM
RT @JAT_NATA: New online first from Dr. Cailbhe Doherty and colleagues: Devising a Pace-Based Definition for ‘‘The Wall’’: An Observational…
'Devising a pace-based definition for "the wall" : An observational analysis of Marathoners' subjective experiences of fatigue' -New research from @ucd_sphpss Congratulations to all contributors!
RT @JAT_NATA: New online first from Dr. Cailbhe Doherty and colleagues: Devising a Pace-Based Definition for ‘‘The Wall’’: An Observational…
Key Point #2: Runners could be classified as having experienced HTW if they ran any 5-km segment 7.3% slower than the average of the remaining 5-km segments of the race or if the standard deviation of the normalized 5-km split times was .0.0346. Link: https://t.co/yv5GBLGpgU https://t.co/UUnsfP6oL0
Key Point #3: Researchers, coaches, and athletes can adopt these thresholds to evaluate the prevalence of HTW among groups of athletes without subjective questionnaire data. Link: https://t.co/yv5GBLGpgU
New online first from Dr. Cailbhe Doherty and colleagues: Devising a Pace-Based Definition for ‘‘The Wall’’: An Observational Analysis of Marathoners’ Subjective Experiences of Fatigue. Link: https://t.co/yv5GBLGpgU https://t.co/V71NF1o6qU
Key Point #1: Runners could be classified as ‘‘hitting the wall’’ (HTW) if they ran any 1-km segment 11% slower than the average of the remaining segments of the race or if the standard deviation of the normalized 1-km split times was >.0.0532 Link: https://t.co/yv5GBLGpgU https://t.co/Ac6zpPcWtv