by Gino | Aug 26, 2012 | Master Instructor Blog
You know, the internet is a wonderful thing. As the thought of herding cats came to mind, I subsequently embellished it mentally with our mode of delivery. I thought to my self…”hmmm I wonder if there are any pictures of cats riding bikes on the internet.” Silly me to...
by Gino | Aug 7, 2012 | Instructor Training, Master Instructor Blog
Every Adventure Starts A Little Scary Maybe a better title for this blog would have been “The Devil’s In The Details”. Fortunately I did receive some offers from some real suckers… er… I mean some really nice riders who want to help me out as we take our walk in...
by Gino | Jul 28, 2012 | Training With Power
Getting Started Recruitment is never easy, and it seems we never get quite as many subjects as we like. This is the big advantage of a University setting, it’s a veritable gaggle of guinea pigs. No offense to the college student, but they’ll participate in just...
by Gino | Jul 19, 2012 | Master Instructor Blog
Subject’s Composition The next facet of preparing to launch our study is the issue of sample size & composition. We need a suitable sample size (the number of test subjects or participants) and composition (the demographics and/or physical attributes or “profile”)...
by Gino | Jun 30, 2012 | Master Instructor Blog
Study Controls One of the next most important aspect of executing your research is having a way to accurately and consistently conduct the prescribed drills and record their results. This is the proverbial “before and after”; also commonly referred to as “baseline”...
