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Modeling elite athletic performance

Banister · 1991 · Book chapter in: MacDougall, Wenger, Green (eds.), Physiological Testing of the High-Performance Athlete, 2nd edition, Human Kinetics, pp. 403–424

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What this work gives Aellic

TRIMP weights intensity exponentially (lactate-weighted) and computes on heart rate reserve — not in linear steps on raw %HRmax. A book chapter, hence no DOI. Two caveats: the chapter's content is confirmed only through the citing literature, not read in the original; and the frequently cited book title “Physiological Testing of Elite Athletes” belongs to the first edition of 1982 — the source here is the second edition of 1991.

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2 declared sites — constants and thresholds in the code that point at this entry.

  • Training Training load — zones, TRIMP, ACWR 2 sites

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