Inside Exercise
A podcast by Glenn McConell
89 Episodes
-  #49 - Remarkable benefits of exercise in myopathy patients with Dr Mark TarnopolskyPublished: 8/06/2023
-  #48 - Dr David Costill: Legend of exercise physiology and human performancePublished: 29/05/2023
-  #47 - Speed-duration relationship across the animal kingdom with Dr Mark BurnleyPublished: 21/05/2023
-  #46 - What are we polarizing in polarized endurance training? Dr Stephen SeilerPublished: 14/05/2023
-  #45 - From heat shock doc to kettlebells with Dr Pope MoseleyPublished: 6/05/2023
-  #44 - The science of sports injuries and how to prevent and treat them with Dr Kristian ThorborgPublished: 30/04/2023
-  #43 - The importance of exercise in space with Dr Scott TrappePublished: 24/04/2023
-  #42 - Circadian rhythms, exercise and type 2 diabetes with Dr Juleen ZierathPublished: 17/04/2023
-  #41 - Zone 2 training: why all the talk? With Dr Andrew CogganPublished: 9/04/2023
-  #40 - The history of endurance training methods with Dr Michael JoynerPublished: 2/04/2023
-  #39 - Why muscle glycogen is important with Dr Niels ØrtenbladPublished: 25/03/2023
-  #39 - Do keto diets and ketone supplements make sense for exercise and health with Dr Jonathan LittlePublished: 18/03/2023
-  #38 - Harassment, abuse and mental health in athletes with Dr Margo MountjoyPublished: 11/03/2023
-  #37 - Exercise in the heat, dehydration, fluid ingestion and circulation with Dr José González-AlonsoPublished: 3/03/2023
-  #36 - Effect of the menstrual cycle, oral contraception, pregnancy and the menopause on exercise performance with Dr Kirsty Elliott SalePublished: 24/02/2023
-  #35 - Gaining muscle to combat losing muscle with Dr Stuart PhillipsPublished: 17/02/2023
-  #34 - The psychobiology of endurance performance with Dr Samuele MarcoraPublished: 11/02/2023
-  #33 - Fat metabolism, insulin resistance and exercise with Dr Graham HollowayPublished: 5/02/2023
-  #32 - Carbohydrate metabolism during exercise with Dr Mark HargreavesPublished: 29/01/2023
-  Inactivity- the imperceived muscle stressor with Dr Paul GreenhaffPublished: 22/01/2023
Inside Exercise brings the absolute who's who of researchers in exercise physiology and metabolism and exercise’s effects on health. With scientific rigor, these researchers discuss popular exercise topics while providing practical strategies for all. The interviewer, Emeritus Professor Glenn McConell has: - Exercise Metabolism researcher over 30 years (Uni of Melbourne, Ball State Uni, Monash Uni, Uni of Copenhagen and Victoria Uni) - Published 120 journal articles - Put together a 17 chapter Exercise Metabolism eBook with world experts Twitter: @Inside_exercise [email protected]
