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The Analytic Turn
The volume and quality of sport analytics writing fills me with awe.
Each day I try to aggregate, curate and share examples from this analytic...
Wandering and meeting Sarah, Edouard and Ludovico
This week, I found a link to David Ranzolin's The Data Analyst as Wanderer: Pre-Exploratory Data Analysis with R. In it David considers "answering...
Actionable insights: sport analytics
Introduction
A post by Mary Hamilton (2017) about her time at The Guardian has sent me off thinking about actionable insights in sport analytics.
In her...
Guy Griffith
Earlier today I wrote about A Guide to the Classics: or How to Pick the Derby Winner (1936). My post focused on one of...
Optimisation: Flemington Style
My talk at the AIS last month had optimisation of performance as an important theme.
I believe optimisation is an interdisciplinary process in high performance...
Supporting Learner Experience: Re-imagining Coach Education and Development
Introduction
I have been thinking about what coach educators do in the context of Joi Ito's observation:
Education is something that is done to you. Learning...
AFL Round 8: Reflecting on counter-predictive outcomes
Introduction
Thirty-six years ago, George Lewis and Jonathan Lewis wrote about negative evidence in social research.
In the introduction to their paper, they wrote:
In social research,...
Seth, Charles and Norman: science and magic in analysing performance
Seth Partnow 's mention of Charles Goodhart's Law sent me off looking for Norman Scotch.
The line that prompted this search was Seth's observation:
we might...
Ile de Bendor: Coaching Conference
I have spent the last three days on the Ile de Bendor at the Six Nations' Rugby Coaches' Conference.
The Conference brings together coaches from...
Learning from Noma
Introduction
I am profoundly interested in the flourishing of performance analysis and the development of a growing community of performance analysts.
I am fortunate that I...