In this podcast, Dr. Feigenbaum and Dr. Baraki discuss the latest research on hospital exercise benefits, caffeine in CrossFit, and a comparison of hip thrusts versus squats. They also explore the challenges of promoting physical activity in hospitalized patients and the impact of exercise interventions on functional capacity. Additionally, they delve into the benefits of specialized healthcare staff, the effects of caffeine on CrossFit performance, and the effectiveness of barbell back squat and hip thrust for glutes and strength.

Learn how to optimize rest periods between sets and sessions for maximum gains in strength and muscle growth. Discover the impact of different rest durations on muscle fatigue and hypertrophy. Find out why longer rest intervals are beneficial for strength development and explore the benefits of short rest periods for muscle protein synthesis and growth.

The podcast discusses the injury risk associated with CrossFit, including criticisms and ongoing lawsuits. They explore injury definitions, rates, and compare them in different forms of exercise. They also talk about choosing the right weightlifting belt for injury prevention and introduce a convenient meal delivery service. Various studies on injury risk in CrossFit are examined, along with its impact on the fitness industry.

The hosts engage in a debate about asymmetries in strength, muscle size, and technique. They discuss the benefits and criteria for correcting these asymmetries. They also talk about the benefits and risks of taking creatine as a dietary supplement. The podcast explores challenges in regulating hyper palatable and ultra processed foods, and suggests alternative methods of regulation. They discuss incentivizing reformulation campaigns and debate the development of strength versus cardiovascular endurance. They discuss the role of nutrition in performance and body weight management and debate the use of performance-enhancing drugs in strength sports.

Handling conversations about astrological-based health beliefs, bias in research studies on body fat accumulation, importance of evidence and stakes in medical practice, benefits of different ranges of motion in squats, significance of exercise technique for performance and health outcomes

Hosts discuss the accuracy and limitations of DEXA scans for measuring body fat percentage. Importance of assessing muscle strength and physical function in addition to muscle mass measurements. Criteria for determining diseases worth testing for. Significance of targeted screening and negative experiences with testosterone replacement therapy. Appropriate use of pain medications, including NSAIDs and opioids, and the misconceptions surrounding them.

The hosts discuss personal growth and regaining expertise after losing memory. They talk about the importance of volume tolerance and controlled intensities for conditioning. They explore various placebo effects and mechanisms for pain relief. They provide advice on programming for seniors based on individual needs and goals.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss how personal trainers can expand their scope of practice, emphasizing behavior change and skill development. They also highlight the importance of establishing authority by building relationships with clients. The podcast covers weight-related concerns, addressing stigma, and the relationship between sleep and back pain. Additionally, it explores the management of back pain, considering different types of pain and the holistic approach to recovery.

This podcast explores the relationship between lifting weights and heart disease, discussing the benefits of resistance training in improving body composition, strength, sleep quality, and reducing diabetes risk. It delves into the effects of resistance training on cholesterol levels and heart health, as well as its impact on cardiovascular disease risk factors. The safety of resistance training for the heart is emphasized, along with recommendations for exercises. The podcast also explores concurrent training and its impact on muscle hypertrophy and strength development.

In this podcast, they discuss various interesting topics including restructuring medical school curriculum, cardiometabolic effects of vegan vs. omnivorous diets, proximity to failure in resistance training, comparing training intensities and volumes, challenges of researching exercise modalities, and stress urinary incontinence in female athletes.