Season 2 Trailer

Date: September 8, 2020

Season 2 of The Podium is about to be launched!  In this season, we will address: – HRV (Heart Rate Variability) as a measure of recovery– Glucose metabolism for health and performance– Sleep– Caffeine as a performance aid We’ll also have two great interviews to share with you.  Six more episodes of The Podium are […]

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COVID Review and Update

Date: September 8, 2020

The amount of misinformation and politicized skewing of data has been both amazing and disheartening.  In this episode, I dig into the questions that I am most frequently asked by patients.  For some, there are answers.  For others, it is not black and white.  The goal is to step away from the political-year confusion and […]

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6. Interview with Dr. Allen Lim

Date: June 2, 2020

I had the pleasure of sitting down for a (remote) conversation with Dr. Allen Lim, renowned sports scientist and founder of Skratch Labs.  Allen is always one of my favorite people to talk to, as he’s such a wealth of knowledge and insight.  This conversation was recorded while maintaining our social distance at the height […]

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2. Glucose Metabolism for Health and Performance

Date: September 11, 2020

Glucose, or “blood sugar”, is a variable which can change significantly throughout our day.  Those kinetics are a major determinant of our health and of our athletic performance.  In this episode, we review the basics and talk about the most effective ways to measure and impact our blood glucose levels.

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3. Sleep Basics

Date: September 11, 2020

Sleep.  It seems so simple, but sleep is often an overlooked determinant of health and performance.  The recognition of this importance is growing, and for some, the pendulum may have even swung too far the other way.  In episode 3 of this season on The Podium, we dig into the science of sleep, how it […]

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1. Heart Rate Variability (HRV)

Date: September 11, 2020

Heart Rate Variability (or “HRV”) is the metric which elite athletes are following daily to assess their recovery and plan their daily training.  The science around HRV dates back many decades, but only recently has this become something we can all easily measure.  Whether you are aiming to compete at the highest level or simply […]

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4. Caffeine as a Performance Aid

Date: September 11, 2020

Caffeine is the most frequently consumed psycho-active substance in the world.  It has been studied for decades, and it’s benefit for sports performance is well-documented.  Even so, few understand the pros and cons of using caffeine for performance.  We’ll dig into the science and help you understand how your cup of coffee may positively impact […]

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