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The Dynamics of Incremental Exertion
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A good diagram Bill imo
It shows clearly what effect Fr1 has on Fr2 and Fr3 anyone choosing to ignore Fr1 would be missing large part of the puzzle wouldn't they? |
sure
Yes Charlie
Its all in the follow ups and manuals Really got upset by the post you and I both saw Gee... How much of the race is over by the time they hit the pole after the second fraction? GS Bill |
Try not to be upset Bill
I'm sure Doc came across loads of people that misinterpreted the Science |
Bill,Where did that come from?Jeff
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Hey Jeff
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The diagram is from Follow Up 15 I highlighted the red box area I didn't want to muck up your post were you asked about two horses I believe it was horses 5 and 6 position ect' I did not agree with what was posted .... Quote:
Charlie and I seem to feel that the first fraction is very important and a vital calculation to many of the readouts in the methodology and vital to working the match up Thanks for your interest Bill |
As the diagram shows The Match Up is F1 + Fr2 + Fr3, the essence of the Methodology is the Match Up
If someone chooses to ignore Fr1 or Fr2 or Fr3 they are NOT using the Methodology imo |
There are NO RULES to the Methodology" - Jim "The Hat" Bradshaw
If this is the case then why do you believe Tim is not using the Methodology Where does turn time start and end? |
Re-read post 03.44, in particular
The ESSENCE of the Methodology IS the Match Up Edited to add I didn't mention any names, i stated someone ignoring Fr1 or Fr2 or Fr3 |
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