#83 - Applying Sport Science: Lessons learnt from the Olympics and the NBA with Dr David Martin

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
  • Dr Glenn McConell chats with Dr David Martin. David has a remarkable and varied background starting off as a research scientist at the Australian Institute Sport and then National Sports Science Coordinator at Cycling Australia. He then became Director, Performance Research and Development at the Philadelphia 76ers. He is currently Chief Scientist, Director of Performance at Apeiron Life, San Francisco where he works to improve the healthspan of high net worth individuals. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the Australian Catholic University. We talked about all of this with a focus on the importance of belief systems in sports performance, how placebo effects are real, the use of placebos/belief effects in sports etc. A really interesting chat. I learned a lot. Twitter: davidtmartin
    0:00. Introduction to podcast and David Martin
    3:20. Testing Lance Armstrong and Cadel Evans
    8:00. Thermoregulation, Heat susceptibility
    9:10. Derek Clayton
    10:35. Amy Gillett Foundation
    11:40. Physiological attributes vs belief for exercise performance
    18:05. Cycling selection camps based on combat selection
    23:00. Belief effect
    25:20. Placebo effect of altitude training
    33:25. Does EPO (Erythropoietin) have its own effects on perf etc?
    38:00. Placebo effects on pain and depression etc
    42:00. The “I went to Harvard” /credentials etc effect
    45:05. Lying to win and Belief vs evidence
    47:05. How handle if mismatch between belief and evidence
    53:20. Real physiological effects of placebos
    1:01:40. How much of perf effect of CHO ingestion is belief effect
    1:03:10. Believable vs well informed people in sports team
    1:05:40. Importance of belief in the coach
    1:09:40. Physiological needs of the specific sport
    1:13:40. David and the Philadelphia 76ers
    1:19:00. NBA and trust/protection/managing
    1:23:53. His ideas and finishing up at the Philadelphia 76ers
    1:26:20. Regretted not going fully into academia?
    1:28:22. Rather fight 1000 x 1lb chickens or 1 x 1000 lb chicken?
    1:30:24. Balancing S&C needs and the coaches needs
    1:32:55. Reducing injuries in team sports
    1:34:55. Importance of pre-season conditioning
    1:35:40. Balance of winning vs how much money can make
    1:38:40. Lower body strength in NBA vs track cyclists
    1:41:18. Improving healthspans of high net worth individuals
    1:53:10. A focus on healthspan rather than lifespan
    1:58:55. Evidence base re supplements
    2:03:45. Miss the adrenaline of working with athletes?
    2:05:12. Outro
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  • @eitangelber7008
    @eitangelber7008 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    I have a great belief in Dr. Martin. Beyond being, smart, knowledgeable, creative, and innovative thinker, he is also an amazing human being!

  • @MrHeitoroliveirasant
    @MrHeitoroliveirasant 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    I love your work! Congrats! I would be amazing working with you in the field of research!

  • @richardfricke6806
    @richardfricke6806 หลายเดือนก่อน

    looking forward to watching this one!!

  • @marilenachristopoulou9732
    @marilenachristopoulou9732 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I absolutely love your podcast and I have learned a lot from it. I agree with you that most people don’t need any supplements and I am always very skeptical of them. However I think it is worth mentioning cases where supplements are useful and indeed important for one’s health. For example I can never have normal iron levels without supplementing. I have tried many times and I always end up deficient. I have a very healthy, mostly plant based, diet but in this case it is not enough. Vitamin D is also another supplement necessary for half the year if you live in central or Northern Europe and cannot get enough sunlight exposure. Vitamin B12 is another one that seems to be causing me issues in athletic performance. I would love it if you could have a chat about that particular one. From what I have seen lower levels of B12, within the normal range, cause significant drop in performance and supplementation reverses it completely. If you ever have an expert on such matters I would love to hear their thoughts.