A
#podcast
where 30+ yr researcher Emeritus Professor
@GlennMcConell1
chats with the who’s who in
#exercise
research. Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube etc.
I keep seeing misinformation on here by people with massive followings.
Wouldn’t it be better if people got their info instead from these research experts?!
Please retweet/like and tell your students, family and friends. Thank you.
#myotwitter
#exercise
#metabolism
#health
Excited to chat with Professor Mark Hargreaves tomorrow. He was my amazing PhD supervisor
Glycogen breakdown and glucose uptake during exercise, glycogen depletion and fatigue, CHO ingestion, glycogen resynthesis, insulin sensitivity, CHO vs fat/keto diets etc.
Ask questions?
Excited to chat in 2 days with Professor Kirsty Elliott-Sale from Manchester Metropolitan University, England
Topic: Effect of the menstrual cycle, hormonal contraception, pregnancy and menopause on exercise performance
Please let me know any questions.
@ElliottSale
Very excited to chat in 2 days with Professor David Costill, a legend of exercise physiology.
Founder of Ball State's Human Performance Lab in 1965. His students are now the who’s who.
Discussing his incredible career/research and his amazing swimming records.
Any questions?
A new podcast is online with David Wasserman discussing Glucose metabolism, exercise and the liver. Prof Wasserman is recognised as an absolute authority on glucose homeostasis.
@MouseCentral
@GlennMcConell1
Spotify
YouTube
Very excited to chat in 2 days with Professor Stuart Phillips from McMaster University, Canada
@mackinprof
He has an amazing track record with protein and muscle:
-several hundred highly cited journal articles (H-index 111)
-Many keynote conference talks
Any questions?
Now online
I reckon my old mate Andy is sharp as a tack!
Controversial? Let us know why:
“Nothing magic about training at a particular intensity” (eg Zone 2)
“Lab based tests are not the gold standard”
Lots more
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New pod
CHO metabolism: rest, exercise and recovery when fasted vs fed. Glycogen resynthesis. Different types and amounts of CHO.
+ Ketone supplementation and EPO
Very clear and articulate speaker.
@Gonzalez_JT
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Now online
A great, long chat. Thanks José. An amazing wealth of knowledge!
VO2 max:
-determinants/limitations
-genetics+exercise training
-effect of age and sex
-and exercise performance
And more
@GRHEFS_ULPGC
Apple Podcasts (), Spotify, YouTube
Now online
Lovely guy, totally sharp and looks great for 87.
His research and more:
-Treats people as equals
-Bedside manner very important
-Champion swimmer
-Running / runners
-Coaching success
-Flies/builds planes
-Restores cars
YouTube () Spotify etc
Fired up to have
@DrMJoyner
on the pod for a second time in a couple of days. Endurance training from back in the day through to now. Should be very interesting!
See the second tweet for info on our first chat from October last year.
Please send through any questions
Podcast with Abbie Smith-Ryan discussing 1. challenges for Women in Science and 2. Female exercise physiology. Thank you very much Abbie, you were great and I learnt a lot.
@asmithryan
@GlennMcConell1
.
#WomenInSTEM
YouTube
Spotify
Looking forward to talking in 2 days with Professor David Bishop from Victoria University, Australia.
@BlueSpotScience
Topic: Volume versus intensity
This will be an excellent addition to the previous podcast episodes around Zone 2 and polarized training etc
Any questions?
Next week I will be chatting with THE legend on the respiratory system and exercise, Jerome Dempsey, on “Is the lung built for exercise?” 84 yrs old and 2 yrs retired so very nice of him to come on. I’m very excited about it. Let me know any questions. Tell your students!
Now online
Erik is an authority and the godfather of the field of glucose metabolism during exercise and how exercise increases insulin sensitivity
Lots of great stuff. Interesting chat. Thanks
@proferikrichter
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Looking forward to chatting with Professor Niels Ørtenblad from the University of Southern Denmark in a couple of days.
Topic: Why muscle glycogen is important.
A real leader in the area and author on the topic for my Exercise Metabolism book.
Let me know any questions.
I’m looking forward to chatting in 2 days with Professor Luc van Loon from Maastricht University, The Netherlands
Title: Protein and muscle adaptations to loading and unloading
A top exercise researcher who has published over 475 peer-reviewed journal articles!
Any questions?
Looking forward to the first double-header tomorrow. Dr Nicola Guess from Oxford University and Dr Jonathan Little from the University of British Columbia.
@Dr_Guess
@DrJonLittle
Topic: Diet, Exercise and Glucose Spikes: Should everyone be wearing a CGM?
Any questions?
Excited to chat with Professor Javier Gonzalez from the University of Bath in a couple of days.
“How does exercise affect metabolism after eating?”.
He’s doing great stuff and rapidly promoted to full Professor this year. 🔥
Let me know any questions.
@Gonzalez_JT
New podcast with
@DrMJoyner
An absolute wealth of knowledge and wisdom. Amazing ability to think outside the box and be open to new concepts/ideas. Could have talked for hours.
@GlennMcConell1
Spotify
Apple podcasts
Now online. Great chat! Thanks
@BradSchoenfeld
Great info about optimizing hypertrophy and effects of resistance exercise on strength and health
Everyone should be lifting. Especially important as age.
Apple Podcasts (), Spotify, YouTube etc.
Excited to let you know that in a couple of days I’ll be chatting with Associate Professor Abigail Mackey from the University of Copenhagen on muscle injury, repair and aging. Let me know any questions you’d like me to raise.
@AbigailMackey1
New pod online
Pleased and proud to chat with my old PhD supervisor. A big name in the field
Effect of CHO availability on exercise metabolism and performance + High fat diets, GLUT-4, fluid ingestion, electrolytes
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Now online
- The perception of effort and exercise performance + how it can be modified by exercise training, mental fatigue and caffeine
- Best to zone in or zone out?
- Lots more
Fun long chat.
@SamueleMarcora
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Very much looking forward to talking in 2 days with Professor Karyn Esser from the University of Florida
She’s pioneered research on circadian rhythms/clocks in skeletal muscle homeostasis and health
Topic: Interaction of exercise with muscle circadian clocks
Any questions?
I’m really looking forward to talking in 2 days with Professor José Calbet from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Topic: Limitations to VO2 max
He will take us through his very invasive human studies to determine these limitations
Please let me know any questions
Just past the one year anniversary of the Inside Exercise podcast 🎉👍.
Thank you to all of you who have had a look!!
-54 episodes so far
-243,000 listens/views and 4630 subscribers/followers (only have numbers for the major platforms: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube).
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Very pleased I’ll be chatting with the dynamic
@DrMJoyner
in 2 days. Anesthesiologist and incredible exercise physiologist (H index 99, Google scholar). We’ll start off on Covid and exercise and then some of his main areas of expertise. Let me know any questions.
Looking forward in 2 days to the first rising star interview. Future who’s who researchers.
Dr Carlos Henríquez-Olguín from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. He’s already winning awards.
Discussing his background and reactive oxygen species and exercise.
Any questions?
Looking forward to chatting in 2 days with Professor Jonathan Little from the University of British Columbia, Canada.
@DrJonLittle
Discussing: Do keto diets and ketone supplements makes sense for exercise and health?
Please send through any questions.
#myotwitter
In a couple of days I’ll be chatting with Professor José González-Alonso from Brunel University London. He has spent over 30 yrs examining all aspects of exercise in the heat, dehydration, fluid ingestion and human circulation. Should be great.
Please send through any questions.
Now online
Thanks Wim
@TeamDerave
Lots of interesting stuff:
Type 2X no longer a separate human fiber type
Estimating fiber type non invasively
Fibre type and hamstring strains, overtraining, tapering
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Now online
Interesting chat. It became clear that a lot more work needs to be done in this very important area. Lots of questions/opportunities for further research.
Thank you Kirsty for coming on.
@ElliottSale
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I’m looking forward to talking tomorrow with Professor David Wright from the University of British Columbia, Canada.
Topic: Adipose tissue adaptations to exercise. Please let me know any questions
Also exercise and the metabolic side effects of antipsychotics
Any questions?
A new podcast with
@TStellingwerff
On Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S). An important concept for long term
#health
and
#exercise
performance. A fun chat.
#Myotwitter
On all major platforms: Apple podcasts (), Spotify, YouTube etc
Excited to chat in two days with Professor Graham Holloway from the University of Guelph in Canada.
@HollowayMitoLab
He is an expert on the regulation of mitochondrial bioenergetics, with a particular interest in studying fatty acid oxidation in muscle.
Any questions?
Now online
Thank you
@nortenblad
for a great chat. Definitely something for everyone:
-interesting glycogen research history
-effects of diet, CHO ingestion, training etc
-muscle glycogen and fatigue
-lots more to learn.
Apple Podcasts (), Spotify, etc.
Now online
An interesting chat
He has evidence:
-volume ⬆️ mito content > mito function
-intensity ⬆️ mito function > mito content
He’s testing if get both of these with polarized training
Thanks
@BlueSpotScience
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Excited to talk tomorrow with Professor Hakan Westerblad from the Karolinska Institute on Exercise: Fatigue, recovery and the training response. He has been at the very top of exercise/contraction fatigue research for decades. Let me know any questions.
Delighted to have just had a fantastic long chat with the one and only David L. Costill.
What a legend, what a lovely guy and absolutely sharp as a tack still at 87.
Such a pioneer with a massive influence on human exercise physiology and human performance.
Online in 2 wks.
Very excited to chat in 2 days with Professor David Costill, a legend of exercise physiology.
Founder of Ball State's Human Performance Lab in 1965. His students are now the who’s who.
Discussing his incredible career/research and his amazing swimming records.
Any questions?
Looking forward to chatting in two days time with
@DrMarkBurnley
from Loughborough University, England on:
Speed-duration relationship across the animal kingdom.
Critical power/speed etc. I’ll raise the discussion around Zone 2 etc too.
Please send through any questions.
What do you give someone whose got everything?
The latest on how exercise increases capillaries in skeletal muscle, muscle cells/ blood vessels and injury/repair. Exercise and leucine sensitivity.
@debocklab
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Looking forward to chatting in a couple of days with Professor Ylva Hellsten from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Topic: Exercise and the cardiovascular system
An expert on the effect of acute/chronic exercise on blood flow etc.
@CVgroupNEXS
Please send any questions
New pod online with
@john_thyfault
.
How exercise impacts liver metabolism and protects against fatty liver even:
-during hyper-caloric conditions
-without body weight loss
+ Important sex differences
Really interesting and important stuff! John is all over the literature!
Very pleased that in 2 days I’ll be chatting with Professor Mark Tarnopolsky from McMaster University in Canada
He has a very high H-index of 140! (Google scholar)
Topic: Exercise for myopathy patients - "my doctor told me it would damage my muscles”
Please send any questions
Now online
Very interesting long chat. Thanks
@StephenSeiler
Lots of take aways including the need to consider the duration and not just the intensity when think about training zones and the stimulus/signal.
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Now online
A interesting, fun chat. Included:
- can get enough protein from healthy plant-based diets
- timing of protein after exercise not really important
- very few need to supplement protein
Thanks
@mackinprof
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Podcast with the legend Jerry Dempsey. So much great info including: Do the lungs adapt to exercise? Asthma vs laryngeal dysfunction. Horses and nasal strips?!
@GlennMcConell1
YouTube
Spotify (short link works, links too long!)
Looking forward to chatting in 2 days with Professor Michael Kjær from the University of Copenhagen.
Topic: Tendon- from exercise adaptation to injury and rehabilitation
A stellar, varied background including glucose metabolism during exercise
Please let me know any questions
A new podcast with my collaborator Prof Jorgen Wojtaszewski
How exercise increases insulin sensitivity, how long it lasts, best types of exercise, diabetes, sex differences, aging and more. New microphone too 👍
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Excited to talk with
@PGreenhaff
from the University of Nottingham in 2 days.
The impact of inactivity and immobilisation on muscle metabolism.
Paul: “it is becoming clear inactivity is not simply the opposite of activity from a metabolic standpoint”.
Any questions?
Now online
Very interesting chat. Thank you
@JuleenRZierath
Circadian rhythms and:
-insulin sensitivity/diabetes
-metabolic responses to exercise
-exercise performance
-metabolism in men vs women
Think integrative
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Excited to discuss Maximizing muscle hypertrophy tomorrow with Professor
@BradSchoenfeld
from Lehman College, The City University of New York
Brad is ideal for this being both a top researcher in the area plus a lifetime drug-free bodybuilder
Let me know any questions
Looking forward to chatting in 2 days with Dr Nisha Charcoudian from the US Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, Natick, Massachusetts, USA.
@ncharkoudian
Topic: Physiology of exercise in extreme environments: sex as a biological variable.
Any questions?
New pod online
Very nice chat about the impact of inactivity on muscle.
@PGreenhaff
highlighted that limb immobilization and bed rest (inactivity models) rapidly reduce insulin-mediated glucose disposal, which is sustained.
Very interesting. Thanks Paul. Next tweet has links.
We had a really good, long chat. José is an amazing wealth of knowledge.
We discussed:
- what determines and limits VO2 max
-role of genetics and exercise training
-effects of age and gender/sex
-VO2 and exercise performance
Online this weekend. Thanks José!
@GRHEFS_ULPGC
I’m really looking forward to talking in 2 days with Professor José Calbet from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Topic: Limitations to VO2 max
He will take us through his very invasive human studies to determine these limitations
Please let me know any questions
Excited to chat tomorrow with Dr Edward Chambers from Imperial College London
Gut microbiota and exercise
-Gut-muscle cross talk
-Short chain fatty acids from gut microbiota interacting with skeletal muscle
-Interplay between dietary CHO and exercise on appetite
Any questions?
We just had a really good chat. It became clear that a lot more work needs to be done in this very important area. Lots of questions/opportunities.
Thank you Kirsty for coming on.
@ElliottSale
It’ll be online in around 2 weeks.
Excited to chat in 2 days with Professor Kirsty Elliott-Sale from Manchester Metropolitan University, England
Topic: Effect of the menstrual cycle, hormonal contraception, pregnancy and menopause on exercise performance
Please let me know any questions.
@ElliottSale
I am looking forward to talking tomorrow with Professor Margie Davenport from the University of Alberta, Canada.
@ExercisePreg
Topic: Exercise and pregnancy
Discussing the effects on the mum and the offspring of exercise during pregnancy. Etc.
Please let me know any questions.
Looking forward to talking tomorrow with Professor Darren Candow from the University of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
@darrencandow
Topic. Creatine: exercise and health
Resistance training, sarcopenia, cognition, bone, sex differences etc
Please let me know any questions
Looking forward to talking in 2 days with Professor Wim Derave from Ghent University in Belgium.
@TeamDerave
Topic: Muscle fiber types revisited.
Including, do pure type 2X muscle fibers even exist??
Should be interesting!
Let me know any questions.
We just finished a close to 2 hr chat! Wow, Mark really knows his stuff on critical power and comparative physiology!
Really fascinating chat. I learnt a lot. Thanks
@DrMarkBurnley
.
It’ll be online in 1.5 weeks.
@MYOTWlTTER
Looking forward to chatting in two days time with
@DrMarkBurnley
from Loughborough University, England on:
Speed-duration relationship across the animal kingdom.
Critical power/speed etc. I’ll raise the discussion around Zone 2 etc too.
Please send through any questions.
We had a really great, fun chat. Thanks
@mackinprof
!
Lots of really important stuff, including:
- can get enough protein from healthy plant-based diets
- timing of protein after exercise not really important
- very few need to supplement protein
It’ll be online in 1.5 wks.
Very excited to chat in 2 days with Professor Stuart Phillips from McMaster University, Canada
@mackinprof
He has an amazing track record with protein and muscle:
-several hundred highly cited journal articles (H-index 111)
-Many keynote conference talks
Any questions?
Excited to be chatting tomorrow with Professor Samuele Marcora from the University of Bologna in Italy.
@SamueleMarcora
On the Psychobiology of endurance performance.
Let me know any questions.
We just had a really great chat!
Andy didn’t hold back saying people are misinformed thinking:
-have to oxidize fat to get good at oxidizing fat
-zone 2 is critical
-lactate inhibits fat oxidation
-time required to “reset” metabolism when go to high intensity
Online in 1.5 wks
Excited to chat again with A/Prof Andrew Coggan in 2 days. This time:
Zone 2: why all the talk?
Andy has done very important exercise training research, is a former elite TT cyclist and the main driver of training with power especially FTP.
Please let me know any questions.
Looking forward to talking in 2 days with Professor
@margomountjoy
from McMaster University, Canada.
On the very important topics of Harassment, abuse and mental health in athletes.
We may also talk a little on her research with RED-S.
Please let me know and questions.
We had a really good, long, enjoyable chat.
He has done so much great research that whenever I brought something up he’d already done a study to look at what I was asking about.
An impressive chap who is an expert on many facets of exercise metabolism.
Online this weekend.
I’m looking forward to chatting in 2 days with Professor Luc van Loon from Maastricht University, The Netherlands
Title: Protein and muscle adaptations to loading and unloading
A top exercise researcher who has published over 475 peer-reviewed journal articles!
Any questions?
Looking forward to chatting in 2 days with Professor Sue Bodine from the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, USA.
Topic: Aging, inactivity, atrophy and exercise?
She is an expert in the area with many papers looking at the mechanisms involved
Please let me know any questions
I just finished a very enjoyable chat with Herman. He was a very good sport and didn’t show any ego as I badgered him being a massive devils advocate. I’ve learned a lot during this process. I’ll put it online in 2-3 weeks.
@HermanPontzer
#myotwitter
Excited to talk with Professor Herman Pontzer in a day or so. He is an Evolutionary anthropologist from Duke and author of the book Burn. We will discuss Herman’s theory that exercise doesn’t effect body weight. Please let me know any questions.
@HermanPontzer
#myotwitter
Now online. I really liked this chat!:
Muscle atrophy with aging mainly protein breakdown
New thinking on muscle nuclei/satellite cells
Drugs not as good as exercise for healthspan
Thanks (no Twitter) Benjamin!
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A new episode online. He’s an absolute wealth of knowledge!
First 20 min: general discussion Then: more complex as discuss mechanisms
He mentioned the New York marathon. He since came 2nd in the 65-70 age group!
Apple podcasts (), Spotify, YouTube etc
We just had a really interesting chat
Tendons are not static structures, they are turning over
Can’t predict tendon injuries/ruptures at the moment
Best not to rest injured tendons, incorporate strength training
Circadian rhythms in tendons
+ More
Online this weekend
Looking forward to chatting in 2 days with Professor Michael Kjær from the University of Copenhagen.
Topic: Tendon- from exercise adaptation to injury and rehabilitation
A stellar, varied background including glucose metabolism during exercise
Please let me know any questions
Excited to chat again with A/Prof Andrew Coggan in 2 days. This time:
Zone 2: why all the talk?
Andy has done very important exercise training research, is a former elite TT cyclist and the main driver of training with power especially FTP.
Please let me know any questions.
Looking forward to chatting in two days with my great collaborator Professor Erik Richter, from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Topic: Interactions between exercise and insulin
The godfather/OG of this topic. H index 118.
@proferikrichter
Let me know any questions.
Now online
Eat recommended fibre
The fermentable fibre is fermented to short chain fatty acids (SCFA) etc which affect muscle metabolism + appetite
Also CHO +/- ex influences appetite
Thanks (twitterless) Edward!
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Just chatted. Loved it! Amazing guy. A wealth of knowledge in ex physiol including the history. Discussed Kipchoge’s marathon WR from 2 days ago, keeping an open mind in research, physical activity and aging, circuit training, his Covid research etc. Up in a wk or 2.
@DrMJoyner
Very pleased I’ll be chatting with the dynamic
@DrMJoyner
in 2 days. Anesthesiologist and incredible exercise physiologist (H index 99, Google scholar). We’ll start off on Covid and exercise and then some of his main areas of expertise. Let me know any questions.
Now online
A very interesting chat. Thanks
@ShonaHalson
Sleep:
-How much do athletes need/get?
-Insufficient sleep and performance/recovery
Recovery:
Cold/contrast baths, compression garments
Mental fatigue
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New pod online
Enjoyable chat + learnt a lot. He really knows muscle energetics/mitochondria
The effects of exercise intensity/duration, high fat diets, insulin resistance and exercise training on metabolism
@HollowayMitoLab
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Excited to chat with
@john_thyfault
from the University of Kansas Medical Center in a couple of days.
Discussing how exercise protects/treats against fatty liver with a sprinkle of the effect of "inactivity" on the liver too.
Please send through any questions.
#myotwitter
Early next week I’ll be chatting with the incredible Claude Bouchard on
#Genetics
and exercise in health and performance. Retiring recently at 82, he’s made an amazing contribution with an H index of 191 and 173,000 citations!! (Google scholar). Please let me know any questions.
Excited to chat with Professor Katrien De Bock from ETH Zürich in a couple of days.
“Unravelling the mysteries of the vasculature in muscle”. The contribution of various cell types to training adaptations, to muscle repair etc.
Let me know any qns.
@debocklab
Excited to chat in 2 days with Professor Stephen Seiler from the University of Agder, Norway. A big name in exercise training.
@StephenSeiler
Continuing the recent theme on exercise training methods (Andrew Coggan + Michael Joyner).
Let me know any questions.
We had a really good, long chat:
Non invasive ways to estimate fibre type and utilize this estimation more smartly in sports
Type 2X not a separate fiber type (anymore) in humans
Antihistamines may reduce the effects of exercise training
Online on weekend.
@TeamDerave
Looking forward to talking in 2 days with Professor Wim Derave from Ghent University in Belgium.
@TeamDerave
Topic: Muscle fiber types revisited.
Including, do pure type 2X muscle fibers even exist??
Should be interesting!
Let me know any questions.
Looking forward to chatting in 2 days with Professor Benjamin Miller (not on twitter) from the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) on:
Muscle plasticity, aging and exercise
Has recent findings that muscle fibers are not post-mitotic so can replicate DNA!
Any questions?
Now online. A really enjoyable chat.
Lots of great info on mitochondria
Mitochondrial function decreases with age:
-how much is due to aging vs inactivity?
-exercise can attenuate this reduction
Thanks
@CoenPM
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Now online
Moderate exercise improves immune function
But intense training tends to reduce immune function. Reasons multifactorial, including training load, stress, diet and sleep
Thanks
@profmikegleeson
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New pod online
A real eye opener and controversial. I was a devils advocate and
@HermanPontzer
was a great sport. Enjoyed it and learnt tons.
For anyone into exercise, diet and weight loss. Please RT etc.
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We just had a very pleasant, interesting chat. A really nice guy. It was fun to talk about an area we were both working on at the same time around 30 years ago and how things have developed since then. It’ll be online in around 2 weeks.
In a couple of days I’ll be chatting with Professor José González-Alonso from Brunel University London. He has spent over 30 yrs examining all aspects of exercise in the heat, dehydration, fluid ingestion and human circulation. Should be great.
Please send through any questions.
Now online
Fascinating info. Thanks
@ProfMikeTipton
. A wealth of knowledge
Causes of drowning in cold water
Autonomic conflict
Cross adaptation with cold, heat, altitude etc
Should cool before/after exercise?
Many are thermostatic
On Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube etc
A new podcast is online with Benjamin Levine discussing Can extreme exercise damage the heart? Prof Levine has the best global track record in Sports cardiology/ CV physiology and exercise. I really enjoyed it.
@GlennMcConell1
Looking forward to chatting tomorrow with Associate Professor Morten Hostrup from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Title. Beyond bronchodilation: Are beta2-agonists just asthma treatment or performance enhancers?
Please let me know any questions.
@morten_hostrup
#asthma
We just had a really enjoyable, interesting chat.
Very interesting that he has evidence that different types of training can result in a dissociation between mitochondrial function and mitochondria volume.
Lots of other great stuff. Thanks
@BlueSpotScience
Online in 1.5 wk
Looking forward to talking in 2 days with Professor David Bishop from Victoria University, Australia.
@BlueSpotScience
Topic: Volume versus intensity
This will be an excellent addition to the previous podcast episodes around Zone 2 and polarized training etc
Any questions?
First rising star episode now online
Great chat. Thanks
@MuscleBiology
-Challenges he’s had
-Acute (exercise) vs chronic (disease) increases in ROS
-Exercise and antioxidant defense
-Should supplement antioxidants?
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Excited to talk with Professor Herman Pontzer in a day or so. He is an Evolutionary anthropologist from Duke and author of the book Burn. We will discuss Herman’s theory that exercise doesn’t effect body weight. Please let me know any questions.
@HermanPontzer
#myotwitter
Now online
Muscle clocks regulate exercise and exercise regulates muscle clocks
Muscle clocks prepare muscle
The best time to exercise
Managing jet lag and shift work
A great chat. Thank you
@kaesser
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Looking forward to chatting in 2 days with Associate Professor Jeremy Loenneke from the University of Mississippi
Topic: Blood flow restriction and exercise
Rationale, when and how used, effectiveness, mechanisms etc
Please let me know any questions
@jploenneke
Now online
A really fascinating chat on critical speed in Humans, Birds, Fish, Desert Iguanas, Ghost Crabs, Dogs, Horses and Lungless Salamanders and more
Crabs and humans have similar critical speed relationships!
Thanks
@DrMarkBurnley
Spotify (), etc
Just uploaded a new podcast with Marty Gibala on interval training. Lots of really great stuff. Thanks Marty! On Spotify, YouTube etc. Links in the next tweet.
@gibalam
@GlennMcConell1
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