Altitude and Performance with Robert Mazzeo, PhD | Koopcast Episode 65

02/04/21 • 51 min

Robert Mazzeo PhD is a world-renowned physiologist with a particular specialty in studying the effects of altitude on performance. His work has been influential in our understanding of how altitude affects endurance physiology and concepts such as live high, train low.

Dr. Mazzeo’s free course: https://www.coursera.org/learn/science-exercise

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Dr. Mazzeo’s free course: https://www.coursera.org/learn/science-exercise

Information on coaching:
www.trainright.com

Koop’s Social Media

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Karim Ramadan is a PhD candidate at the University of Thessaly specializing in sports psychology and self-talk. He is also a mountain sports athlete and an avid ultramarathon runner.

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Lab of Exercise Psychology & Quality of Life, University of Thessaly

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How to Return To Running Safely Post COVID infection with Dr. Ben Levine | Koopcast Episode 66

Dr. Ben Levine is a renowned cardiologist practicing medicine at the UT Southwestern Medical center in Dallas, Texas. His distinguished career covers broad areas in both medicine and physiology. He has the high honor of seminal contributions towards our understanding of how exercise can affect the aging athlete as well as how exercise can affect astronauts. In the endurance world, his landmark research in 1997 on ‘Live High, Train Low’ has served as the benchmark for athletes and coaches wanting to undertake altitude interventions.

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