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Sunday, April 21, 2024

Matt's Masters Runners Research, In-Depth | DOR Podcast #187

 

 

Matt's Masters Runners Research, In-Depth
Doctors of Running Podcast, Episode 187


Our very own Matt Klein is approaching the finish line on his dissertation research on masters runners. On this episode he and Nathan break down his findings! Matt's research takes a look at biomechanical changes in masters runners and the prevalence of Achilles and calf injuries. Matt explains the methodology of his two studies and what conclusions can be drawn from them. They also explore how the average runner can maximize their longevity and performance as they age.



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Chapters

0:00 - Intro 
1:42 - The Subjective: what are your long-term running goals? 
5:22 - An overview of Matt's research 
12:07 - Looking at strength measures and submaximal running mechanics in masters runners 
17:08 - Why is there little difference in strength measures? 
23:30 - Researching at single leg horizontal hop mechanics in masters runners 
29:28 - The conclusions to be drawn from the studies 
32:23 - How to address power changes as you age 
36:20 - Practical advice for runners as they age 
43:15 - Wrap-up


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