Here’s an interview I did with David Meltzer, talking all things Olympics, jet lag and devices.

My Olympic medal predictions were hopelessly wrong (often)! And… I couldn’t be happier! This means that FINALLY people are paying attention to the effects of jet lag on performance. Now if only the business community took it as seriously as the athletic community…

I put my money where my mouth is, and I predict 26 or more gold medals for Team GB. EDIT: I got this VERY wrong! 😂😂😂 But I couldn’t be happier – see my report card.

Olympic predictions for Paris, 2024 Back in 2021 I published my Tokyo Olympic gold medal predictions (see below), and I think I did fairly well overall. Predicting Olympic gold medals is not an exact science, and there can be outliers – I can’t predict someone like Steven Bradbury. However, I have shown that gold medal counts decrease when athletes cross multiple time zones, and silver medal counts increase (for more information click here).

The 2020 2021 Tokyo Olympics are almost upon us, in the most unusual of times as the world is slowly emerging from the pandemic. Being obsessed with jet lag means that I tend to view world events through the lens of jet lag, and the Olympic Games is definitely no exception. While there have been several models used to predict Olympic medal success, none of them have taken jet lag into account as far as I know.