Recent content by Le breton

Although that would be the case for PFC, I don't know if other products could escape detection.

Hi everybody, could you take the time to have good look at this 2020 paper and tell us what you think about it ? https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7086064/#heading-df4a98934922a27b026be904a78049f5

Glad you posted this. Saves me the trouble. That article answered a question I had for over 15 years : Why doesn't Dr Gremion ever talk about Gianetti anymore. Blackmail, simple !

What two minute mile are you talking about ?:rolleyes:

Remember also that Landis Hct was 49.9% that day. Anyway, it was an hilarious stage.

OscarSoliz, positive to EPO Cera at the Vuelta a Colombia 2017.

Clearly, among the 146 data points in this meta analysis, many are non sensical. Maybe the author could have spent some time weeding out the worse results.

Well, it worked this time. Thanks.

Thanks a lot Netserk, I tried, but I did it wrong somehow. I'll try again later. It's a jpeg photo right now. View: https://i.imgur.com/eYnpmOA.jpg

I managed to create an URL for my graph, but didn't succeed in shortening it satisfactorily. Here it is :rolleyes:: I just deleted that url after succeeding in posting the graph via IMGUR with the help of Netserk. Having lived at altitude (Bolivia 3400 and 5220m and New Mexico about 2400m) I...

On the subject of VO2 loss with altitude, I found an article than even Proffate could understand : https://thebottlecage.wordpress.com/2017/06/01/altitude-and-acclimatization-for-the-endurance-athlete/ which includes the following graph...

Tailwind is an issue on 100 m dash, not really on 200 m (1/2 lap) FloJo (10.49 is actually invalid on 100 dash)

Taking these tables at face value leads to funny conclusions. If you compare acclimated vs non acclimated values in Bassett's table, you see that they differ maximally at 8000 feet, about 2400 meters. 88,6% vs 84,2%, a difference of 4,2%. Yet, at 14000 feet (about 4200 meters), the values are...

I read that article and was not impressed. Lots of words, lack of hard figures. I would be interested to read other comments about it.

For French readers : https://www.chronoswatts.com Portoleau just posted his 2023 calculations. The last few lines of conclusions are quite worrisome. For non French readers : There are lots of translation programs available and the essential is numbers anyway.