Kevin Burola @KBurola

Joined October 2013

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Steve Magness @stevemagness

a month ago

In a study of 5,500 Swedish adolescents, researchers found something striking: School stress wasn’t just about workload or competition. It was driven by fear of failure. Nearly 40% of the link between ambition and stress was explained by this dread of falling short. It’s the…

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Håkan Andersson @sprintcoachSWE

3 months ago

Been using various machines for assisted sprinting since the early 90s. They did the job, but of course the data output was limited. I learned that pulling >5% of body mass is not only unnecessary, it can be dangerous. The trend I see on social media today is frankly ridiculous.

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Physio Network @PhysioNetwork

3 months ago

📈 Think high EMG = better glute gains? Think again 🧠 This study shows EMG activity doesn’t always match force output —more activation doesn’t necessarily mean more strength ⏰ No time to read the full paper? ✅ We broke it down into a 5-minute read physio.network/EMG-study

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Kristi Storoschuk @k_storoschuk

3 months ago

It's out!! I am so excited to share this review addressing popular beliefs and claims within popular media around Zone 2 training. I feel very privileged to have worked on this with my amazing co-authors, Dr. Brendon Gurd, Andres Moran-MacDonald, and @gibalam Social media has…

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Håkan Andersson @sprintcoachSWE

4 months ago

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Håkan Andersson @sprintcoachSWE

4 months ago

There are no medals for rebound jumping, but for sprinters used this kind of tests and training I rather see a great RSI or power output than a massive squat.

Sprint Science @spikesonly

4 months ago

There are no medals for rebound jumping, but for sprinters used this kind of tests and training I rather see a great RSI or power output than a massive squat.

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Howard Luks MD @hjluks

4 months ago

The greatest threat to your joints isn’t movement—it’s stillness. Cartilage needs load. Muscles need tension. Bones need impact. I’ve seen what happens when people stop. Pain increases. Confidence fades. Recovery becomes harder. Your world becomes smaller. Motion isn’t just…

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Howard Luks MD @hjluks

5 months ago

Just turned 62 and still training like it matters—because it does. Master athletes aren’t defined by age. We’re defined by the decision to keep showing up. Sure, changes occur... but we adapt. You’re not losing your edge—you’re letting it rust.

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American Physiological Society @APSPhysiology

5 months ago

91-yr old woman smashed a world record in 200m sprint, prompting scientists to examine her physiology to learn how she runs so fast. They're presenting their findings at #APS2025. More: ow.ly/TXvo50VHIlZ Photo credit: iStock CC: @martacolosio, @HIPE_lab, @CWSundberg

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Brady Holmer @B_Holmer

6 months ago

“High intensity” is relative. You don’t need to be fit to do HIIT. For some people walking up the stairs is HIIT. For others it’s 400W on a bike. HIIT is perfectly if not under emphasized for general fitness.

Steve Magness @stevemagness

6 months ago

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Steve Magness @stevemagness

6 months ago

Proper interval training is like being an artist. You have all of these variables (speed, recovery, rep length, set length, pacing, etc.) and each twist, changes the stimulus a bit. You can do 100m repeats that work on speed or aerobic endurance. Be an artist, get innovative.

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Øyvind Sandbakk @OyvindSandbakk

6 months ago

@stevemagness The Zone 2 religion is just another trend where advices are taken out of context by self-made gurus. The choice of intensity depends on the purpose and design of the session, athlete characteristics, exercise mode, etc. Nothing new here...

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Steve Magness @stevemagness

6 months ago

What many neglect: Intervals doesn’t equal high intensity. You can use intervals to develop aerobicallt, even to do “zone 2” work. Look at swimmers: They seldom do an hour easy swim at the same speed. They do high volume slower intervals with short rest to get the same…

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Dr Chris Bramah @chrisbramah

6 months ago

🆕‼️ Sprint Running Mechanics & Hamstring Injury Risk ‼️🆕 Our latest research in @BJSM_BMJ explores whether sprint mechanics are linked to past and future hamstring injuries in professional footballers. What did we find? And why does this matter? 🧵👇 bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…

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Anthony Blazevich @TonyBlazevich

7 months ago

Seen the new research in Nat Med showing environmental factors explain more variation in mortality risk than genetics (<2%)? Here’s an easy-to-read summary to share with patients, friends, and clients who need motivation to make lifestyle changes: tinyurl.com/y533m5j3

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Michele Zanini @MicZanini

7 months ago

🚨 New study 🚨 The biggest project of my PhD is out in @MSSEonline. 🔑 findings: Strength training improves running economy durability & high-intensity performance following prolonged running. 🙏🏼 @rich_blagrove for the SUPERvision on this 🔗 journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/abst… 🧵 1/10

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Greg Lehman @GregLehman

7 months ago

@jem_arnold What does it mean though? Why can someone start at 7 and stay there? What would happen if the person at 2mmol started at 7? Is maintaining 7 considered "fitter". Is it trainable?

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Jim Galanes @JimGalanes

7 months ago

@jem_arnold I wonder if we fall into the trap of thinking lower lactate is better.

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JB Morin @jb_morin

8 months ago

Resisted sprint training in Pro Womens⚽️ Nice study @Carmen_Repullo @peterjr49 &team👏 6wk trng including heavy loads >50%Vdec= ⬆️🏃‍♀️accel & max speed perf✅ 🚫no change in running pattern (confirms our pilot study in pro⚽️ peerj.com/articles/10507/) 👇 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Johan Lahti, PhD @lahti_johan

8 months ago

@timkettenring @Doc_Haff image from his new periodization book visualizes this well 👌what we still don’t understand is when someone “officially” in one bucket. Trail and error!