NHL Biorhythm System

- 1st year system

- Uses numbers which reflect players biorhythms

- The individual numbers are an average of 3 biorhythm cycles - physical, emotional, intellectual

- Colors - red/dark red/yellow are good or hot rhythms - blue/dark blue/purple are bad or cold rhythms

- These are 'proto-scientific' which means 'studied but unproven'.. These are not astrological biorhythms..

- Will be testing it this year and see how it does..

- Cheers! - WeMoveLines

Thanks for the work you've put into this. Looks good. Checking out the Habs-Leafs sheets...Looks like Price is on an "up" cycle and Reimer is on a "down" one.

Well both goalies played well in the tilt on thursday.. Reimer was at a low and actually on the way back up (I believe).. I tend to stay away from a guy that was at a low and on the way back up (tho I did play MTL)..  I also look for a guy that was at a high and on the way down.. 'Up' and 'Down' cycles are key - not just the number.. That being said I don't expect everything to be right but hoping to be right more then wrong! Cheers S..

 

Hey I'm interested in trying this out also. I was just wondering if you could explain to me how to read the spreadsheets and the %'s. I only see the colors on the team names, does that mean that's for the whole season or does it change throughout? Thanks in advance WML.

Would love to learn to read the spreadsheet so I could find the picks

To the above 2 posts -

What you need to look for is Team advantage and Top 10 Team advantage at the bottom of the sheets.. That is the average of the whole team and an average of the top 10 players on the team.. Then look for key players individual scores on the team.. A high percentage is good and a low one is bad.. Also look for up trends and down trends..  

PS - the colors on the team names is just the colors of the team uniforms