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DFA alpha-1: A non-invasive, cheap option for estimating the aerobic threshold with Bruce Rogers, MD | EP#329

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Mar 14, 2022
Dr. Bruce Rogers explores DFA alpha-1, a low-cost heart-rate variability measure being studied as a way to estimate aerobic threshold. The conversation covers testing protocols, monitors and apps, data artifacts, and differences between running and cycling. They also discuss using the measure to track fatigue, training readiness, and durability.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
2
DFA Alpha 1: D-Trending Fluctuation Analysis
02:58 • 4min
3
The Advantages of Alpha 1 in Heart Rate Variability
07:21 • 2min
4
How to Measure Heart Rate Variability and Invices
09:40 • 2min
5
Is the FAL a Threshold Marker?
11:12 • 2min
6
Do You Have a Protocol to Validate Lactate Thresholds?
12:45 • 4min
7
Tinqu
16:43 • 6min
8
How Do You Analyze Your Heart Rate Data?
22:27 • 2min
9
Kubios vs Fatmaxer
24:13 • 4min
10
Using Cubios Software to Validate Magnetic Resonance Sequences
28:39 • 2min
11
Is There Evidence for Heart Failure and Heart Injury Disease?
31:02 • 2min
12
Do You Know What You're Comparing To?
33:01 • 3min
13
How to Use a Heart Rate Monitor?
35:45 • 2min
14
Gorman Watch - Bluetooth Heart Rate Monitor?
38:04 • 2min
15
Gorman Heart Rate Monitor
40:00 • 2min
16
Are You Getting More Resilient to That Alpha One Drop?
41:34 • 4min
17
The Alpha One After the Ultra Marathon
45:14 • 2min
18
The Low A1 While Running Syndrome
47:03 • 2min
19
Is There a Bias in Your A1?
49:21 • 2min
20
Is There Anything We've Missed?
51:19 • 3min
21
Do You Have a DFA Alpha 1?
53:50 • 2min
22
Lactate and Resting Heart Rate Variability
55:27 • 2min
23
What's Your Favorite Book or Resource Related to Endurance Sports?
57:56 • 2min
24
Bruce, Who's Someone You Look Up To?
59:57 • 2min
25
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