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For Power = (Force x Distance x Cos (theta)) / Time The lifting portion is easy enough for that I think I need to find a way to get a vector in-between the force of gravity and the force applied toward propelling a human body a said distance in a said time. Anyone know a formula I can use?

Yes, but most of the articles I am coming across dives pretty deep into heat dissipation, muscle volume and such. I'm wondering if there is anything that would document the power of a runner at a certain weight running a set distance against the time it takes them to do that? Should I be...

Yikes, I wonder how I could possibly document that for sprinting and such. The goal is for it to be variable by inputting the weight/height of the individual and being able to track power output throughout long distance runs, sprints, and lifts and graph them all. I still can't figure out how...

I'm not a math wiz by any means, so I was hoping someone smarter than I am could help me figure something out. I'm trying to document the total "work capacity" of an individual across a wide variety of tasks in order to transfer the information to a graph to compare the amount of power...