Dr. Phil Maffetone & Dr. Tracy Hoeg: Should We Be Guiding Athletes Based On Current Scientific Knowledge?

April 20, 2015
-:--
Check out enduranceplanet.com/shop for some great deals and savings on a bunch of services and products we love. when you shop with endurance planet you help support the podcast! right now we’re even offering deals on blood testing with inside tracker, memberships to thrive market, the brand new perfect amino which is a better and cheaper alternative to MAP aminos, and much more.

On this show:

The Clinician vs. The Scientist!

Dr. Phil Maffetone and Dr. Tracy Hoeg debate whether recommendations can be given to athletes and coaches based on current scientific knowledge. Tracy will defend the scientist’s POV to some degree, while Maffetone will take the clinician’s POV. We discuss metrics like VO2max, lactate threshold, HR zones, and others that are often used from a science-based training approach.

We also hear Tracy’s story; she is a medical doctor, PhD, scientist, an accomplished ultra runner who recently switched to MAF training… oh ya, and a loving mother and wife. She’s one of the lucky runners who responded incredible fast to MAF training and she’s been documenting her journey on her blog at http://www.mylittlephysiology.com/blog.

 

One Comment

  • Iggi says:

    Loved this episode. So much great info. We need these questions and answers. Is Tracy offering coaching services? Would love her to be my coach!

Add your thoughts

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.