Andrew Buckrell and Michael Liberzon

Endurance Innovation

Health EN ↓ 177 episódios

Endurance Innovation examines the technology, science, and engineering shaping modern endurance sport. Each episode features a focused conversation with researchers, coaches, and industry practitioners working in areas such as cycling aerodynamics, triathlon equipment, performance modeling, training science, biomechanics, and data analysis. Rather than speculation or trend-driven commentary, the show emphasizes evidence-based methods and practical applications for athletes and coaches across cycling, triathlon, and other long-course disciplines. Topics include aerodynamic testing, cooling, run...

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Andrew Buckrell and Michael Liberzon

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Health

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zencastr.com

Último episódio

14 de abr de 2026

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Episódios

David Tilbury-Davis 23.05.2019

0:45 an intro to David Tilbury Davis 3:05 DTD on new developments in the state of the science of endurance sport 5:50 DTD on marginal gains 7:00 DTD on individualization 11:37 DTD on access to new tech 14:00 DTD on technological dependence and self calibration 18:00 DTD on ‘calibrating your humility’ 21:50 DTD on athlete-parsed or athlete-modified workouts 27:28 DTD on cognitive demands of swim /...

Humans are Slow 16.05.2019

we are velocity-challenged compared with many animals the progress of technology and training methods and the resultant improvement in race times Brought to you by STAC Performance and X3 Training .

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