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    Valencia Project Update: Assessments

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    By Carl Valle on November 2, 2011 Carl Valle's Blog
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    Conversely, Mark Cuban, owner and general manager of the Dallas Mavericks, has often cited studies that either predict or examine the effects of injuries as delivering useful and actionable information to his coaching staff and team.– Analytics Magazine

    Right now I am anticipating a lot of change after Moneyball, and those that gravitated to the popular flavor are going to quickly spit out the kool-aid. I decided to post this interesting PHD thesis of a real assessment and risk analysis. It’s not for those who struggle with counting by whole numbers as the math is not easy. What the thesis does do is a great job of is reminding us that sometimes assessments are not convenient or as simple as they say. If you are wondering how far the rabbit hole goes I suggest you download.
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    Carl is an expert coach who has produced champions in swimming, track and numerous other sports. He is one of the foremost experts in the fields of nutrition and restoration.
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