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The topic of this weeks trail science episode đ Simon de Waal & I sat down to discuss durability in our sport. Should trail runners focus on developing resilience & how does that happen? đ Think UTMB, two victors, one coach & a whole lot of weighted vest sessions đ this is what got us thinking about the concept durability within our sport & do we test under conditions of real fatigue?
Chapter Markers:
0:00 - Welcome & catch up - the arc of attrition
09:25 - Scientists who run - what we learn from doing the thing
13:18 - Research - what is Dr de Waal immersed in currently?
16:04 - The 4th dimension - physiological resilience and endurance sport
25:04 - Fatigue narratives - physiological fatigue resilience vs mechanical fatigue resilience
32:38 - General to specific - Where to start with building your base/making these gains
47:19 - Current research - gaps in study design and what can we hope to see in the future
51:45 - Uphill running capacity - the metabolic cost of uphill running
55:04 - Further exploration - better research design
01:01:40 - Closing remarks
By Emily RobertsonThe topic of this weeks trail science episode đ Simon de Waal & I sat down to discuss durability in our sport. Should trail runners focus on developing resilience & how does that happen? đ Think UTMB, two victors, one coach & a whole lot of weighted vest sessions đ this is what got us thinking about the concept durability within our sport & do we test under conditions of real fatigue?
Chapter Markers:
0:00 - Welcome & catch up - the arc of attrition
09:25 - Scientists who run - what we learn from doing the thing
13:18 - Research - what is Dr de Waal immersed in currently?
16:04 - The 4th dimension - physiological resilience and endurance sport
25:04 - Fatigue narratives - physiological fatigue resilience vs mechanical fatigue resilience
32:38 - General to specific - Where to start with building your base/making these gains
47:19 - Current research - gaps in study design and what can we hope to see in the future
51:45 - Uphill running capacity - the metabolic cost of uphill running
55:04 - Further exploration - better research design
01:01:40 - Closing remarks

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