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Today many compact and efficient on-water data acquisition units help themodern coaching by measuring and analyzing various inertial signals duringkayaking. One of the most challenging problems is how these signals can be usedto estimate performance and to develop the technique. Recently we haveintroduced indicators based on the fluctuations of the inertial signals aspromising additions to the existing parameters. In this work we report aboutour more detailed analysis, compare new indicators and discuss the possibleadvantages of the applied methods. Our primary aim is to draw the attention toseveral exciting and inspiring open problems and to initiate further researcheven in several related multidisciplinary fields. More detailed information canbe found on a dedicated web page, http://www.noise.inf.u-szeged.hu/kayak.

Can the fluctuations of the motion be used to estimate performance of kayak paddlers?