
Your online and free Ex Phys Lab assistant ✍️ @felipe_mattioni
Tübingen, Germany
Joined August 2021
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Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
PDF reports on exercisethresholds.com were broken from Oct 16 until today, after a software update on our side. They’re working again. Thanks to everyone who reported it, and sorry for the trouble!
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
AI meets exercise science.
A new @SportsMedicineJ study by @MuriasLab and colleagues including @felipe_mattioni and @DanielKeir1, introduces Oxynet, an AI tool for identifying CPET thresholds with expert-comparable accuracy.
🌐 exercisethresholds.com/
📄 rdcu.be/e6YkW
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
Bringing AI to CPET analysis 🫁🤖
Our latest paper in @SportsMedicineJ introduces Oxynet - a deep learning model fine-tuned to ramp incremental protocols designed to support the detection of ventilatory thresholds.
📰 Paper: rdcu.be/e6YkW
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
I guess that’s what happens when your app goes viral @exphyslab 😁
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
glad to share that @exphyslab has been awarded with @AWS startup credits 🎉 massive step forward in improving the platform to help Exercise Physiology students in teaching and research 🚀
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
💡Just to let everyone know, our background service that handles the PDF reports was out of service for a few days due to a third party update. We have just fixed the issue and all services are now working normally.
🔗 exercisethresholds.com
Enjoy your analyses!
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
cool to see top researchers like @Dr_Burr using @app_thresholds for analysing their data 🙏🎉✅
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
always happy to see when @exphyslab is used in research 🎉
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
ExPhysLab - Your online and free Ex Phys Lab assistant - 2023 usage report
2023 has been an amazing year for @exphyslab and @app_thresholds 🎉 with more Universities adopting it for teaching, we reached an impressive 35k users mark ✅
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
🎉 lactater - Tools for Analyzing Lactate Thresholds- v0.2.0 is out ✅
in this version there is a new function lactate_curve() to retrieve the lactate data for plotting as well as the heart rate response
🔗 fmmattioni.github.io/lactate…
#rstats
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
our latest is now online: 'An undergraduate laboratory to study exercise thresholds' - a collaboration with @DanielKeir1 @michaelrherbert @MuriasLab
we developed a new feature in @app_thresholds where you can now create exams for your students
🔗 exercisethresholds.com/exam
New 📄 collaboration with @michaelrherbert, @DanielKeir1 in @AdvPhysiolEduc: ‘An undergraduate laboratory to study exercise thresholds’ #westernuKin @VPRWesternU @WesternU @app_thresholds 🔒 doi.org/10.1152/advan.00055.…
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
Big thumbs up to @DanielKeir1, Dr. Ianneta, @MuriasLab et al., for the great @SportsMedicineJ #openaccess paper
link.springer.com/article/10…
and particularly for the freely available Exercise Thresholds App
exercisethresholds.com/
This is how open (sport) science should look like!
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
Replying to @felipe_mattioni @exphyslab
Love that and have now added this tweet AND a separate link to your web page to my student resource page here...(hope that's OK)
benjanefitness.com/anatomy-p…
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
the usage stats from @exphyslab continues to blow my mind 🤯 since its release:
✅ generated 2.2k reports in the Exercise Thresholds App
✅ analysed 33.8 k incremental tests in the Lactate Thresholds App
✅ analysed 16.7 k critical power tests in the Critical Power App
Very happy to announce the release of @exphyslab today!
This is a collection of tools I have been developing, and now all of the apps were redesigned to be used for research and teaching.
🔗exphyslab.com/
🧵 a thread 👇
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
Putting the Exercise Thresholds @app_thresholds app to good use in our @humberFHSW #ExerciseScience Lab
Thanks @DanielKeir1 et al. for developing this great teaching tool.
📸 used with permission.
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
Great session with @SportsPBath year 1 students investigating the critical speed concept using a 2 parameter model (3&12min TT) in our practical lab. Great to use @exphyslab 🙏platform for data analysis, more to follow using excel to explore training data in next lecture👍
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
Great study and also nice to see the use of @app_thresholds in the methods section 🙏🏻 @DanielKeir1 @MuriasLab
Check out our (@Daniel_Muniz_) PhD student's (@MeylerSamuel) latest article: Variability in exercise tolerance and physiological responses to exercise prescribed relative to physiological thresholds and to maximum oxygen uptake physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.c…
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
That looks like the Lactate threshold app on Felipe's exphyslab.com/ site. @exphyslab does some great work
Exercise Physiology Lab retweeted
What do you think of my first lactate test? Very high baseline (2mmol)? Good or bad test?
If the test is good, my LT1 is around 320w? LT2 355w with DmaxMod.
What about a year of doing a lot of zone 2 +... 🙄 @Alan_Couzens @SeanSeale @matlamberrt @KittyJohne





























