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acoggan said:Regardless, Dave's statement isn't really correct (and given that he interned at the US OTC in the early 1990s, when/where Armstrong's VO2max was measured at 84 mL/min/kg - at 6000 ft altitude, no less - I'm a bit surprised he made it).
acoggan said:Regardless, Dave's statement isn't really correct (and given that he interned at the US OTC in the early 1990s, when/where Armstrong's VO2max was measured at 84 mL/min/kg - at 6000 ft altitude, no less - I'm a bit surprised he made it).
Tyler'sTwin said:Wasn't that a Schumi-enhanced 1996 measurement?
acoggan said:I have to say, y'all seem to be missing my point: Dave gets upset with Ed because he (Dave) considers himself, not Ed, the expert in this area, then turns around and doesn't get the facts perfectly straight. If you're going to claim the high ground as the authority on a topic, you can't afford to make silly mistakes such as this.
Dear Wiggo said:but you can take the high ground defending a doping apologist and armstrong supporter? riiiiiiiight.
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Dear Wiggo said:i find it ironic ed's paper was published for armstrong's case vs sca.
i find it ironic ed conveniently lost all the data so noone can verify anything about his study.
i find ed's definition of threshold ironic.
i find it ironic ed relied on weight info lance changed significantly in his depositions.
i find ed's sycophantic conclusion ironic.
i find claiming 10 or more year's results explainable based on 6 data points taken at different times of the year at different levels of fitness over a period of 7 years laughable.
ymmv.
Neworld said:Again, what has Lance done that's actually real?
acoggan said:
I'm not defending anyone here...just playing fact-checker.
Dear Wiggo said:no, you are not. you cannot check ed's facts
acoggan said:I was checking Dave's (vs. JT Kearney's).
acoggan said:
I'm not defending anyone here...just playing fact-checker.
Neworld said:Never have I understood why people get lost in points 7, 8, 9... when from the very start points 1, 2, and 3...are unconfirmed, unverifyable, fabricated and useless.
Who cares about whatever happens thereafter?
Dear Wiggo said:not efficiency.
acoggan said:"Facts matter!" - Joe Biden
acoggan said:Non sequitur: not only have I not said anything about efficiency, in his lay article Dave himself wasn't willing to confront the elephant in the room.
ETA some context: Dave wrote that article after I suggested to him that if he really wanted to rebut Ed's paper, he should try to publish his own peer-reviewed paper on Evans. However, either he wasn't willing to be so confrontational (I wouldn't have hesitated...obviously), or he couldn't get it accepted, so it ended up in a lay journal.
Dear Wiggo said:The study you are defending, and its conclusions, are based on fraud.
acoggan said:(that's three now)
Show me where I have defended Coyle's study in this thread?
Tyler'sTwin said:
Dear Wiggo said:Anyone with any knowledge of you and your PhD supervisor Ed Coyle knows you are defending Ed
Dear Wiggo said:you are arguing that David Martin has just called the feature wall paint colour brown, when it's actually more a burnt umber.
zigmeister said:When is the story breaking that Vos is doped to the gills?
acoggan said:Actually, anyone with any knowledge of me knows that I'm just a stickler for facts, period.
After first claiming that he is the expert on paint colors...don't you see the irony?
acoggan said:Actually, anyone with any knowledge of me knows that I'm just a stickler for facts, period.
After first claiming that he is the expert on paint colors...don't you see the irony?
lol I took almost the entire article as Dave's not so subtle way of saying "we at the AIS think Armstrong is a doper and have done for a good many years". Ridemedia have very clearly specified to Dave that he steer clear of doping allegations in that article, which means this post deserves to be in the complicit media thread.acoggan said:I take the bolded part to be Dave's not-so-subtle way of saying that Armstrong was a doper.
acoggan said:Anyway, where do you now stand on the issue of training-induced changes in efficiency? Obviously you were quite skeptical when you started this thread 3 y ago, but now you seem to have changed your opinion. Is that correct? If so, what has swayed you the most?
Krebs cycle said:haha well a few things have influenced my thinking on this topic. For starters you have because you've pointed to a number of places in the literature now that seem to indicate that cycling efficiency is not "immutable". Secondly, this paper got me thinking more about the fact that running efficiency most certainly IS affected by motor coordination so why should cycling be immune to it?
J Exp Biol. 2010 Feb 1;213(3):487-92.
Muscle coordination is key to the power output and mechanical efficiency of limb movements.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20086134
Thirdly, I have always believed that cycling efficiency could change, but just not as much as what Ed shows in his LA paper which was 2-3% or thereabouts. I have always assumed that if any changes to efficiency occur they are probably within the limits of detection, which is why people like DTM and Asker (whom have had access to VO2 data from pro level cyclists) couldn't find such an effect.
Krebs cycle said:lol I took almost the entire article as Dave's not so subtle way of saying "we at the AIS think Armstrong is a doper and have done for a good many years". Ridemedia have very clearly specified to Dave that he steer clear of doping allegations in that article, which means this post deserves to be in the complicit media thread.