Ashton Rouska’s Participation in the sport of powerlifting dates back to 2013, as a 16 year old. Despite his current age of 27, he has already broken numerous world records in the sport, both junior and senior totals. Remarkably, At current, Ashton who is arguably a generational talent is only one out of five other athletes to hold both senior and junior world record totals simultaneously.
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Timeline
00:00 - Intro
00:11 - Who is this Ashton Rouska fella?
03:20 - Who were Ashton’s main rivals at Powerlifting America Nationals?
04:10 - let’s discuss Ashton’s Baseline projection figures?
07:31 - Enough talk about his baseline projection, Michael kicks off the battle
08:08 - Contextualise Michael Davis’ squat opening
08:13 - Dwardly Edouard response to Michael’s squat opening
09:13 - Contextualise Dwardly’s squat opening
09:31 - Ashton’s squat opening
10:12 - Contextualise Ashton’s squat opening
10:32 - Michael on the chase with his second squat attempt
11:18 - Dwardly gets another chance to halt Ashton’s lead with his second squat attempt
12:18 - Ashton’s second squat attempt
13:35 - Oh No! Dwardly’s third squat attempt
14:12 - Michael surprised everyone with his third squat opening
📷: Ashton Rouska/Seth Morrison
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Simply put, a KPI (Key Performance Indicator) score, which as being historically implemented within other fields, fundamentally tracks measurable performance/s. However, RPE1’s KPI score primarily focuses, at current, on the individual athlete/s comprehensive performance/s, where in which, variables such as: the amount of participated meet/s; total; squat, bench and deadlift amount; which are effectively compared both individually (i.e, athlete’s past performance/s) and systematically as a group (i.e., all recorded historic performances within the respective weight class). Including, the athlete’s success rates (reliability) pertaining to all three individual disciplines (squat, benchpress and deadlift) are systematically weighed, which in effect, ultimately, provides an ascribe KPI (Key Performance Indicator) score for the athlete/s. Such score can be taken as a significant indicator of the athlete/s performance throughout the season and/or meet performance. For example, a score of 100% means the athlete is individually performing at his/her most optimal. At current, the margin of error stands at ±10%.
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