His years of experience coupled with a degree in Exercise and Sports Science allows him to help his athletes efficiently use data to drive their training and performance.

It’s really easy to get caught up in numbers that don’t necessarily mean much. The biggest challenge is gaining actionable insights from all that “noise”.

“The biggest mistake people make is finding a ‘number’ or ‘metric’ they like and chasing to improve that number.”

In reality, training is dynamic and physiology is not simple. Some numbers are supposed to rise while others will fall. Without the right guidance, having too much data can very quickly become a hindrance to training. All the training tools in the world, the power meters, heart rate monitors, fancy algorithms and acronyms that tell you what you’re doing can very easily cause paralysis-by-analysis.