Daniel Kadlec

@The_DanKadlec

Hyperbolic Time Chamber

Joined September 2014

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Daniel Kadlec@The_DanKadlec · Oct 9, 2022

🤯"We identified statistical errors in 85% of the 20 most highly cited meta-analyses in strength and conditioning research over the past 20 years" 🤔What are the most common errors in MAs and how to spot them? Big thanks to @KristinSainani & @DocSoph for their guidance and help

The_DanKadlec's tweet image. 🤯"We identified statistical errors in 85% of the 20 most highly cited meta-analyses in strength and conditioning research over the past 20 years"

🤔What are the most common errors in MAs and how to spot them?

Big thanks to @KristinSainani &amp; @DocSoph for their guidance and help

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Sophia Nimphius@DocSoph · Jul 12, 2024

To be highlighted: A Proposed Framework to Describe Movement Variability within Sporting Tasks bit.ly/4bFhN7i Training for “Worst-Case” Scenarios in Sidestepping: Unifying Strength and Conditioning and Perception–Action Approaches bit.ly/3XVz6y1

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Dan Cleather@dr_jump_uk · Mar 24

🙏Please share 🙏 It's out today! 🚴🏊‍♂️🏃‍♀️ So excited that Force 3 is published today. Grateful to be able to tell the other side of the force story - when and why power output matters. Another deep dive into the biomechanics of training 😊 Get it here: geni.us/endurancesport

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Håkan Andersson@sprintcoachSWE · Jan 5

Sprinting is truly a beautiful symphony of vertical and horizontal forces. Nicely summarised in Pedotti diagrams by @R_Nagahara et.al 🙏🏻 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39549038/

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Therapeutics Initiative@Drug_Evidence · Nov 7

🚨 TI Methods webinar recording! ti.ubc.ca/statistical-er… Common Errors in Meta-Analyses and Meta-Regressions Dr. Daniel Kadlec @The_DanKadlec reviews common statistical errors in meta-analyses & documents their frequency in highly cited MAs

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Elisabeth Oehler@eo_performance · Nov 5

The first publication is always a bit special. Thanks to Zoe and Kirsty for writing this editorial. “While addressing injury risks is important, an excessive focus on protection may inadvertently hinder female athletes’ development and performance.” bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…

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Daniel Kadlec@The_DanKadlec · Oct 23

Happening now!

TTherapeutics Initiative@Drug_Evidence · Oct 9

🚨TI Methods Speaker Series webinar 😍 Common Errors in Meta-Analyses and Meta-Regressions REGISTER NOW ➡️ ti.ubc.ca/statistical-er… Dr. Daniel Kadlec @The_DanKadlec will review common statistical errors in meta-analyses & document their frequency in highly cited meta-analyses

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Daniel Kadlec@The_DanKadlec · Sep 9

Love this thread ⬇️ I’ll add, having ovaries does not make you an expert on the menstrual cycle, menstrual dysfunction, hormonal contraception, or any other ovarian hormone profile!

SStephen Smith, PhD.@stephensmithPN · Sep 9

I agree with this statement. Similarly from a nutrition standpoint. Completing an event doesn’t qualify you as a nutrition coach, and losing weight once doesn’t qualify you as a weight loss expert.

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Dr Lisa Nivison-Smith@LNivisonSmith · Sep 14, 2022

Are you 'Excited to share my new paper!' Harsh truth: Most people don't care 5 tips on how to tweet about your new paper to get real engagement @OpenAcademics @PhD_Genie @PhDVoice @AcademicChatter

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Matt Thome@matt_thome · Jun 18, 2024

Glad to have finally published this one! Second paper from my PhD: Relationship between external training load and sRPE-TRIMP in elite sprinters. @DocSoph @DrRobinThorpe @JordanStrength @StuartMcMillan1 @The_DanKadlec journals.humankinetics.com/view/journals/…

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