So, you've been running for 4...6...10...18...24...hours. Yes, your legs are tired. But, what about your respiratory muscles?
Read MoreGuillaume Millet is the world's leading expert on neuromuscular fatigue in ultramarathons. We explore the many facets of fatigue and bring his years of field research to you in practical and applied terms that you can use to help become your ultra best.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered why running fast downhill can help you become a better runner? Dr. Enoka answers that question and many more on today's episode.
Read MoreThe structures that transmit force from muscle cells to bone are critical components of your running health and economy in addition to a common site of injury. Today we learn all about tendons and sinews from the world's leading expert on this topic.
Read MoreSpecific answers to your specific questions.
Read MoreYou have questions, I have answers. In SOUP Bites, we explore questions from you to help you become your ultra best!
Read MoreA deep scientific discussion of the concept of critical power/critical speed as the 'fatigue threshold' with an emphasis on how it may apply to ultra-endurance training and performance.
Read MoreIntroduction of a new episode category: SOUP Bites. You have specific questions. In SOUP Bites, you'll get specific answers!
Read MoreA thought-provoking analysis of training dogma, practices, and approaches from one of the world's leading experts on program development.
Read MoreAn overview of the best predictors of ultra endurance performance from the world's leading expert. The data may surprise you...
Read MoreSoup to nuts on our current understanding of recovery from one of the scientific leaders in the field.
Read MoreThink the immune system just helps to keep us from getting sick or to recover from illness? Think again...
Read MoreDr. Andrew Murray is a Scottish ultra-distance runner, family medicine practitioner, and author of 'Running Your Best: Some Science and Medicine' and 'Running Beyond Limits: The Adventures of an Ultra Marathon Runner'. Today we sit down for a chat about best practices in staying healthy and making physical activity part of your life for better training gains.
Read MoreLegendary exercise geneticist Claude Bouchard, PhD joined me for a pragmatic discussion.
Read MoreLearn how to develop your best hydration strategy from one of the best in the world!
Read MoreMy guest today was, Rodger Kram PhD, a leading scientist in the field of biomechanics with research foci in: (1) Partitioning of the rate of metabolic energy expenditure into its biomechanical constituents; AND (2) The influences of internal and external forces on the way humans and other animals walk and run. His group developed the force sensing treadmill and they have generated novel insight into many of the factors important to ultra runners, especially the biomechanics, energetics, and neural control of walking and running. He joined us from the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Read MoreThis week I pose a challenge to you...
Read MoreFindings from recent research on recovery practices and their effectiveness for ultra marathon finishers.
Read MoreThe myth of adrenal fatigue.
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