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Here are the papers we will cover in today's episode:

• Exploring the Relationship between Running-Related Technology Use and Running-Related Injuries
• Risk factors associated with a history of iliotibial band syndrome (hITBS) in distance runners
• A preliminary exploration of the regression equation for performance in amateur half-marathon runners: a perspective based on respiratory muscle function
• Current and future advances in practice: tendinopathies of the hip
• Mind to move: Differences in running biomechanics between sensing and intuition shod runners bastiaan@volodalen.com
• Comparison of muscle activity of the lower limbs while running on different treadmill models

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In this insightful episode, we delve into the fascinating world of power meters and their application in running to enhance speed and efficiency. Our guest, Cody Van Russell, a researcher and a former personal trainer with a rich background in kinesiology, shares his extensive research into power meters. He offers practical advice on how runners can leverage this technology for improved performance.

Key Topics Covered:

• Introduction to Running Power: Understanding the concept of power in running, its research, and how it differs from cycling power.
• Cody Van Russell's Background: From personal training to pursuing a PhD, Cody's journey through an accident, research in concussion labs, to his current focus on wearable technology in sports.
• Mechanical Power and Running Economy: Discussion on the complexities of measuring running power and its implications for running economy.
• Stride Power Meters: An overview of wearable devices like the Stride pod and their role in estimating running power.
• Research Insights: Cody shares findings from his research on stride running power, including its reliability, validity, and utility in training.
• Practical Applications: How runners can utilize power meters to adjust their training, especially in varying terrains and conditions.
• Strength Training and Running Economy: Beyond power meters, Cody emphasizes the importance of strength training and plyometrics in improving running economy and performance.
• Future of Running Power Meters: Acknowledging the current limitations and the potential for further research and development in this area.

Guest Bio:
Cody Van Russell, an accomplished researcher with a focus on exercise physiology, has explored the realms of concussion research, wearable technology, and nonlinear analysis of biological signals. With a passion for high-performance sport, Cody's work aims to understand and optimize human movement and performance through innovative research.

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In today's episode, we delve deep into the world of tendinopathy research with Miles Murphy, a renowned physiotherapist, neuroscience, and lower limb injury researcher. Together with Ebony Rio, they've published influential work that could change how tendinopathies are managed.

Key Highlights:

Understanding Tendinopathy: Miles Murphy provides a thorough overview of the history, physiology, and pathology of tendinopathies, emphasizing the complexity and nuances of tendon injuries.

Innovative Research: The discussion includes insights into recent groundbreaking papers that challenge and expand our understanding of tendinopathy management.

Treatment Modalities Explored: Various treatments such as PRP, corticosteroid injections, and shockwave therapy are critically evaluated, with a focus on their effectiveness and practical application in clinical settings.

Load Management: The core of tendinopathy management, according to Murphy, revolves around appropriate load management, highlighting the importance of understanding and adjusting the mechanical load on tendons for optimal recovery.

Future Directions: The episode concludes with a forward-looking discussion on the potential future directions in tendinopathy research and management, including the development of new outcome measures and a better understanding of pain mechanisms associated with tendon issues.

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