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Free Download of Peak Performance's First Ski Movie 'Stop Go Stop' This all new 25-minute ski movie captures the life of the skier from a Peak Performance Ski Team perspective. Featuring team skiers like Henrik Windstedt, Jon Larsson, Jacopo Bufacchi, Rachael Burks and many more, the film brings us a mixture of the best of modern freeskiing - from jibbing to freestyle to big mountain skiing. The movie was filmed on super-16 mm film by Fred Arne Wergeland from the Norwegian production company Heute. "Our goal was to create a bond between the viewer and the skier, so the movie is based on atmosphere, trips and experiences. Fred Arne Wergeland has won a lot of prizes with his VAST Awards contributions and has known our skiers for a long time, so it just felt totally right to work with him," says Anders Norin, Sponsoring Manager for Peak Performance. "I caught up with the team in Are, Sweden in January, and since then have followed them through the Alps and on to Russia in the hunt for snow. For me, the ski movie is about documenting the skiers' styles and personalities. But it's also about their frustration when good snow can't be found. I'm hoping to get across the incredible joy of skiing - the joy of being on the mountain with friends and the joy of that one good ski day that can get anyone to forget the weeks of waiting," relates Fred Arne Wergeland, filmmaker and producer of Stop Go Stop. During the fall, the film will be shown and distributed in many locations and is now available for free download on the Peak Performance website at . About Peak Performance Peak Performance was founded in 1986 in the Swedish ski resort of Are. Today we are one of Europe's leading producers of functionally designed sports fashion wear. Our product range covers ski, technical outdoor, golf, training and sportswear.
Peak Performance Sports, LLC was founded in 1991 by Dr. Patrick Cohn. For more than 30 years, we bring cutting-edge mental training programs to athletes, coaches, and sports parents--to improve performance in sports. Learn More...
Large manufacturing sites are focused on ensuring profitability by reducing operational expenditure, yet often overlook the primary opportunity to streamline costs: using data to improve the performance of existing plant and equipment. Learn more by downloading the factsheet.
Managing industry performance benchmarks and achieving sustainability targets, whilst also generating profits, is challenging for most operations teams at large manufacturing facilities. Find out how the PEAK Platform can help you.
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An important component of peak performance is rest. When we rest, not only do we recover, but problems, which were insoluble, while working are often solved. We have eureka moments. Examples are given in the book from technology, mathematics, and sport among others to confirm this.
A particularly beneficial type of rest is that gained through mindfulness meditation. The performance of this is very simple the benefits though are massive, to the extent that many companies and organizations such as Google are establishing in-house mindful meditation courses and sessions for the employees.
Most people are familiar with the warm-ups that athletes go through in order to maximize their bodies' output. As well as sports people, top performers in other fields from music to teaching often have routines they go through in order to achieve maximum return. Often these warm-ups do not involve the activity in which the person is going to perform. Pre-activity routines could be as mundane as drinking a certain sort of coffee or listening to a certain type of music, however, these things assume great importance and the important thing is that these routines must be adhered to. Sometimes a coach will find that his or her team will require individualized routines in order to prepare the team for the best performance later on.
Today, new brain-based techniques such as Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR) and Cardio Imagery & Rehearsal (CIR) offer a deeper and more curative treatment than symptom-focused techniques used in the past. For those with severe and persistent performance anxiety, often dating back to childhood or tied to a specific poor performance, these techniques are especially effective, rapid and permanent.
This 2014 Measuring Broadband America Report on Fixed Broadband ("Report") contains the most recent data collected from fixed Internet Service Providers (ISPs) as part of the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC) Measuring Broadband America program. This program is an ongoing, rigorous, nationwide study of consumer broadband performance in the United States. We measure the network performance delivered to a representative sample set of the population and service tier demographics across the United States. The sample population is drawn from subscribers of ISPs serving over 80% of the residential marketplace, and consists of thousands of volunteers.
The initial Measuring Broadband America Report on Fixed Broadband was published in August 2011, and presented the first broad-scale study of directly measured consumer broadband performance throughout the United States. This effort was followed approximately one year later by a second Report, released in July 2012, a third Report released in February 2013, and now this Report. We intend to provide these reports going forward on an annual basis to serve as consistent benchmarks on the health of broadband Internet access services in the United States, and to better chart progress towards the FCC goal of continuing to evolve the speeds and quality of service at which broadband access is commonly available to the American public.
In this Report, we are pleased to again include results on satellite technology, based on test results collected from ViaSat/Exede, a major satellite services provider.3 In our February 2013 Report we highlighted significant changes in satellite performance resulting from the satellite industry launching a new generation of satellites, beginning in 2011 with ViaSat's launch of their first Ka4 band satellite, offering performance as much as 100 times5 superior to previous generations. We include comparisons between satellite and wireline technologies in this Report and look forward to expanding the number of participating satellite providers in future Reports.
These Reports focus on performance during peak usage period, which is defined as weeknights between 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm local time. Focusing on peak usage period provides the most useful information because it demonstrates the kind of performance users can expect when the delivery of Internet service is under highest demand.
It is important to note some limitations on the results contained in this Report. Generally, only the most popular service tiers among an ISP's offerings were tested, even though some service providers may offer other tiers not represented by volunteers contributing data to the program.11 In addition, the data are analyzed at the national level, and are not collected in a way that permits meaningful conclusions about broadband performance at the local level.12
This program has given rise to benefits beyond the publication of this and previous Reports. We have worked with participants of this program to jointly propose broadband performance measurement standards will benefit consumers.13 In addition, metrics based upon the work of this program are being incorporated into other programs of the Commission.14 We are encouraged that many stakeholders have found this ongoing measurement study valuable, and that certain ISPs have adopted our methodology, developed their own internal broadband performance testing programs, and made improvements to their ongoing disclosures to consumers. 2ff7e9595c
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