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High Performance Physiology

Autor: Chris Beardsley and Rob Mauceri

The High Performance Physiology Podcast is co-hosted by Chris Beardsley and Rob Mauceri. Each episode showcases an example of how muscle physiology and biomechanics can be used to identify the best ways to train for athletic performance.

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  1. 43 High Performance Physiology Method – High Performance Physiology
  2. 42 Plyometrics versus fast concentrics – High Performance Physiology
  3. 41 Training while on vacaction – High Performance Physiology
  4. 40 Exercise periodization – High Performance Physiology
  5. 39 Organizing a training week – High Performance Physiology
  6. 38 Clusters, RIR, and VBT – High Performance Physiology
  7. 37 Warm-ups – High Performance Physiology
  8. 36 Contact team sports – High Performance Physiology
  9. 35 Isometrics – High Performance Physiology
  10. 34 Study review – High Performance Physiology
  11. 33 Block periodization – High Performance Physiology
  12. 32 Supercompensation – High Performance Physiology
  13. 31 Dose response of adaptations – High Performance Physiology
  14. 30 Single-leg vertical jumping – High Performance Physiology
  15. 29 Training while sick (colds and flu) – High Performance Physiology
  16. 28 Combining bodybuilding and athletic training – High Performance Physiology
  17. 27 Strength without size – High Performance Physiology
  18. 26 Contrast training – High Performance Physiology
  19. 25 Potentiation – High Performance Physiology
  20. 24 Tendon injuries – High Performance Physiology
  21. 23 Muscle strain injury – High Performance Physiology
  22. 22 Sprinting muscles – High Performance Physiology
  23. 021 Speed training frequency – High Performance Physiology
  24. 20 Strength qualities – High Performance Physiology
  25. 019 Running economy – High Performance Physiology
  26. 018 Structural balance – High Performance Physiology
  27. 017 Work capacity – High Performance Physiology
  28. 016 Powerlifting part 2 – High Performance Physiology
  29. 015 Powerlifting part 1 – High Performance Physiology
  30. 014 Transfer of training – High Performance Physiology