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@eternityintheirhearts As someone posted above muscle ups add noise which would make a difference even harder to detect yet it still shows up. It's not 100% clear but it adds a bit to the argument that the athletes were right. I thought about subtracting the muscle up time but it would severely...

@arrow93 Yes 100% agree. He's basically saying "I believe there isn't a difference between lanes. I won't bother to test it rigorously to find out but everyone who disagrees with my belief is making excuses and deserves ridicule."

Background: There were some reports from athletes that some lanes seemed faster than others during the sprint couplet. A large part of the workout was a sled push that may be effected by differences in turf resistance due to moisture or temperature. Method: To see if the lane results were...