The clinic loves to complain that no-one ever releases training data. A paper containing the training data of Thibaut Pinot from age 18-23 was published last week. It's a crucial development phase for a top talent so this data is highly valuable as it allows a longer-term numbers progression of a climber.
Since it's a scientific publication, it is not for free by default, but anyone with access to a university VPN or a (university) library should be able to download it for free. For others, it's 30 pounds or thereabout.
I don't have time and knowledge to really delve into this so I thought I'd share it, maybe some interesting discussion and knowledge emerges from this.
As threadstarter I also ask everyone not to derail this thread, keep it about the training data of Pinot please.
The paper can be found here: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/02640414.2014.969296#.VFvOKp-ClZe
Edit: To emphasize, both race and training data from age 18-23 is included in this publication.
Since it's a scientific publication, it is not for free by default, but anyone with access to a university VPN or a (university) library should be able to download it for free. For others, it's 30 pounds or thereabout.
I don't have time and knowledge to really delve into this so I thought I'd share it, maybe some interesting discussion and knowledge emerges from this.
As threadstarter I also ask everyone not to derail this thread, keep it about the training data of Pinot please.
The paper can be found here: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/02640414.2014.969296#.VFvOKp-ClZe
Edit: To emphasize, both race and training data from age 18-23 is included in this publication.