Description: After opening the final episode of the season with a Good News segment, Greg & Eric make SBS Podcast history with the first ever prospective Feats of Strength segment. After that, Greg & Eric have an extensive Research Roundup segment in which they cover some brand new highlights from the freshly-updated Meta-Analysis Master List on StrongerByScience.com. That’s followed by a lengthy Q&A segment in which Greg & Eric try to answer as many training and nutrition questions as possible before the current season of the show comes to a close. Finally, they answer a couple of professional development questions for aspiring trainers and research interpreters To Play Them Out.
Summer break begins with the conclusion of this episode, but Greg & Eric will be back with regular episodes in the fall. In the meantime, keep an eye out for the bonus audio content that will be released throughout the summer.
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TIME STAMPS
Announcements (0:01:30).
Good news (0:02:13):
Feats of Strength: Prediction Edition (0:03:56).
Research Roundup: Meta-analysis update highlights (0:09:15).
Greg’s metas (0:11:01):
Eric’s metas (0:40:00):
Q&A (1:14:18):
- Based on its mercury content, how much canned tuna can you eat on a weekly basis? (1:14:26). https://www.fda.gov/food/consumers/advice-about-eating-fish.
- Can I spread my training throughout the entire day instead of doing everything within a 60-90 minute “workout” period? (1:17:37).
- Does hypothalamic amenorrhea impact hypertrophy? If eating at maintenance (or in a caloric surplus), does hypothalamic amenorrhea still have a negative impact on hypertrophy and athletic performance?" (1:20:47).
- How should we approach kids/adolescents and resistance training? How young is too young? Are there additional safety concerns? (1:25:30). https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5532191/
Rapid fire Q&A for Eric (1:34:14):
- Is it likely that habitual intake of nitrate-rich vegetables can induce the same ergogenic benefits that highly-concentrated supplements can?
- L-citrulline dosing guidelines.
- What is the optimal speed for consumption of a protein bolus?
- Is there a link between high-protein diets and kidney stones?
- L-theanine: purpose and dosing guidelines.
Rapid fire Q&A for Greg (1:45:53):
- Lifting belts.
- Does acetylsalicylic acid (Aspirin) blunt hypertrophy or strength gains?
- Does being younger (16-19 years old) affect strength negatively?
- Categorizing lifters as “beginner,” “intermediate,” and beyond.
To play us out: professional development questions (2:00:48).
- I am a newly certified personal trainer, and I am planning to submit applications for personal trainer positions at commercial facilities in a couple weeks. How does a new trainer know when they are "ready" to take on clients?
- I'm a first year psychology student. We recently had a class on how to read research articles, and many course materials laid out processes that would take about 5-6 hours for every single paper. What is your process for reading research? Does this change when you’re trying to get acquainted with a whole new body of literature versus evaluating a single paper on a familiar topic?
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