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Matthew Laye

Matthew Laye

@mjlaye

Assistant Professor of Physiology at Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM). Teacher, scientist, writer, coach, (ultra)runner. Lover of nuance.

Boise, ID Beigetreten Ocak 2009
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Ian Sharman
Ian Sharman@sharmanian·
Whether or not you had luck in lotteries today, now's the ideal time to plan for 2025. We can help you at #SharmanUltraCoaching and have openings which are likely to fill quickly. Plus we're continuing our #BlackFriday deal of a reduced $99 set-up. sharmanultra.com
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Ian Sharman@sharmanian·
We selected the winners for our free coaching spots for veterans and surviving family members but will have more available every 4 months. Thanks for your service and thanks to @EatSuckerPunch for sponsoring these runners. #SharmanUltraCoaching #embracetheSUC
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Ian Sharman@sharmanian·
Huge congrats to our runners at #WS100 and you continue to inspire! #SharmanUltraCoaching had 7/7 finishers from 4 countries incl. 6/6 who aimed for a silver buckle, plus youngest finisher Maddie Wighardt and the most consecutive top 10s with Tyler Green (4). #embracetheSUC
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Matthew Laye@mjlaye·
@RenoDrew @NBTiller I've seen this as well. Most athletes it's pretty simple fixes, but for a rare few it's almost psycho-social with a wall at some distance.
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Andy Pasternak, MD, MS@RenoDrew·
@NBTiller Hard to say. I have a couple of runners that have tried everything but still start puking after 50 miles. I do think low exertion does help. Interestingly we didn’t see a lot of n/v at Further
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Nick Tiller, Ph.D.@NBTiller·
GI distress during #ultramarathon: I'm speculating that when GI distress directly results in a DNF, it's because it's been inappropriately managed. For instance, if you rest, slow your pace, and/or change your #nutrition/hydration, GI distress will eventually subside. Thoughts?
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Matthew Laye@mjlaye·
@DxRxEdu @tony_breu Unicompartmental knee replacement. I'd been wondering whether knee OA could precipitate gouty arthritis in the toe.
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Matthew Laye@mjlaye·
@DxRxEdu @tony_breu This makes so much sense for me. Had a partial tear gone full tear of meniscus in Jan 2023. First gout flare in Sept 2023 but feel like the tophi progressed with OA. Just had a UKA but also been on allo to get UA to less than 5 mg/dL. Will I need to continue with the allo?
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Grith Højfeldt
Grith Højfeldt@grith_hojfeldt·
Looking at this I can’t believe it took me so long to start imaging tissue rather than just chopping it up for other analysis - thank you @AbigailMackey1 🤩 Also - that side note - zero drop outs in 11 years of doing human studies!! My proudest statistic 😎😅
Abigail Mackey@AbigailMackey1

Availing of our excellent microscopy facility #CFIM today with Stef Truijen, KU Leuven, to image biopsies from @grith_hojfeldt 's @UCPH_BRIDGE postdoc project (keeping her record of zero dropouts💪), our latest on human muscle regeneration @ISMCopenhagen ❤️#musclestemcells

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Steve Magness
Steve Magness@stevemagness·
Just got word that Do Hard Things has surpassed 150,000 copies sold. My purpose in writing is to explore ideas. As someone who was once told to take a remedial writing course in college...this is crazy. Thanks to all of you who keep making this possible: amzn.to/3T0ZTG9
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Matthew Laye@mjlaye·
@stevemagness I also think if you compared there relative amounts to the distance a marathon training program. Would not look to different. It's not apples to apples but interesting food for thought.
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Steve Magness@stevemagness·
Here's the truth: I'm making a point. This was from Arthur Lydiard's original training schedules during the racing season. It seems like a lot, yet it led to champions, and was written by one of the greatest coaches in history...
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Steve Magness@stevemagness·
A friend sent me this training program from a coach for athletes training for the mile... M- 16x50m sprints with 50m rest T- 10x300m-fast but relaxed W- 6x150 sprints, full recovery Th- 3 miles steady F- 6x150 sprints, full recovery S- Race S- 90min run Seems a bit crazy right?
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Matthew Laye@mjlaye·
@SaraHall3 JFK 50 miler in the fall. It's time to take to the trails and go beyond the marathon. 🌄🏃‍♀️⏲️
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Sara Hall
Sara Hall@SaraHall3·
What’s softened the blow of missing my goal is the joy of racing again. I had So. Much. Fun out there. ✨ Can’t wait to do it all again! Taking race ideas for the rest of 2024 👇🏼
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The Winning Difference
The Winning Difference@thewinningdiff1·
The path of an athlete is not linear. It’s a journey of constant evolution, where the only opponent worth beating is the person you were yesterday. Champions understand, in the end, true success is not just about what you achieve, but who you become in the process.
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