The Physical Performance Show: 2020 TOP 10 Expert Editions

Posted January 1, 2021

In Podcast (The Physical Performance Show)

In episode 250 of The Physical Performance Show Brad Beer shares the highlights and best of sections of the 2020 TOP 10 Expert Editions.

It is that time of year where we look back at the calendar year, and we review some of the highlights of our expert editions.

In prior years we’ve labelled this episode The Best of where we’ve sourced feedback around popular episodes that really struck a chord with the learnings that were shared.

However, this year, we’ve just looked straight at the data, that is, the number of downloads per episode and today we review the top 10 most downloaded expert editions of 2020.

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Listen in as we delve into the following:

Assistant Prof Patrick Wilson (PhD), Sport Nutrition Scientist: The Athlete’s Gut, Episode 231 of The Physical Performance Show
Dr Amit Mistry, Sports & Exercise Psychiatrist. Athlete Mental Health, Episode 229 of The Physical Performance Show
Dan Plews (PhD), Heat Training & Acclimation for the Endurance Athlete, Episode 213 of The Physical Performance Show
Dr Ebonie Rio (PhD), NHMRC Senior Research Fellow, Sports Physiotherapist, Episode 222 of The Physical Performance Show
Joe Friel, Co-Founder Training Peaks, Triathlon ‘coach of coaches’, Endurance Sports Author, Episode 218 of The Physical Performance Show
Chris Bramah, Physiotherapist, Running Biomechanics Researcher ‘Biomechanics of the Running Athlete, Episode 223 of The Physical Performance Show
Prof Peter Reaburn, Maximising Health & Performance of the Masters Athlete, Episode 215 of The Physical Performance Show
Dr Stephen Seiler, Acclaimed Sports Scientist: COVID training & marathon considerations, Episode 219 of The Physical Performance Show
Dr Nicky Keay, RED-S, Hormones health & performance, Episode 198 of The Physical Performance Show
Stacy Sims, PhD, Female Physiology & Endurance Training #womenarenotsmallmen, Episode 207 of The Physical Performance Show

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To follow Dr Patrick Wilson

Facebook: @theathletesgut
Twitter: @sportsrd_phd
Website: The Athlete’s Gut

The Athlete’s Gut Book

To follow Dr Amit Mistry

Instagram: @dramistrypsych
Twitter: @DrAMistryPsych
Linkedin: @DrAMistry

Dr Amit Mistry Book: Case Studies in Sports Psychiatry

To follow Dr Dan Plews

Instagram: @theplews
Twitter: @theplews1
Website: Plews and Prof

Website: EndureIQ
Instagram: @endure_iq
Twitter: @EndureIq
Facebook: @EndureIQ
YouTube: EndureIQ

To follow Ebonie Rio

Latrobe University BIO
Twitter: @tendonpain
Email: e.rio@latrobe.edu.au

To follow Joe Friel

Twitter: @jfriel
Website: Joe Friel
Joe Friel Book Compilation

To follow Chris Bramah

Instagram: @chrisbramah
Twitter: @chrisbramah
Researchgate Profile: Chris Bramah

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Timeline

0:00 Start
4:47 Dr Patrick Wilson
8:53 Dr Amit Mistry
13:20 Dr Dan Plews
18:26 Dr Ebonie Rio
24:15 Joe Friel
31:50 Chris Bramah
38:20 Prof Peter Reaburn
43:30 Dr Stephen Seiler
51:46 Dr Nicky Keay
55:55 Dr Stacy Sims
1:03:06 Finish

For questions and comments about this Episode

Send to the show host @Brad_Beer (Twitter) or @brad_beer (Instagram)

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