Mark Preben Printz Lyngbæk

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Mark Preben Printz Lyngbæk

Mark Preben Printz Lyngbæk

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Katılım Şubat 2017
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Mark Preben Printz Lyngbæk@MarkPreben·
@inside_exercise Would training be different if he could tell his young(er) self about todays evidence? Both in terms of performance (implimenting resistance training, gels, training intensity distribution) and health (afib, overuse injuries, diminishing health benefits with more training volum)?
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Please let me know if you have any questions for Derek. I’m going to do it in order of the events in Derek’s life. So start with Derek and I and then add in David Costill (1969) and then add Mark Hargreaves (1991) and then Andre La Gerche (~2022). An extravaganza. Can’t wait!
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Very excited to let you know that I will be interviewing Derek in a couple of days. Along with David Costill, Mark Hargreaves and Andre La Gerche. All of whom have been on the podcast previously. I’ll explain. 1/

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@inside_exercise @TLexercise Your guess: 1) will concurrent training be implementet more in sports and health? 2) what questions remain unanswered about concurrent training both physiological and in terms of treating/prevent diseases?
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Inside Exercise@inside_exercise·
Looking forward to chatting in 2 days with Dr Tommy Lundberg from Karolinska University in Sweden Topic: Concurrent training Does strength training interfere with endurance training? Does endurance training interfere with strength training? Any questions?  @TLexercise
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@inside_exercise @TLexercise Some data suggests resistance training (RT) increases arterial stiffness even in healthy. Is there lesser decreases in arterial stiffness from concurrent training vs. aerobic bc of the RT component? And why does RT decrease cvd outcomes when it may increase arterial stifness?
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1/10 What’s the best exercise combo for muscle quality in older adults with obesity? A 2022 study in Journals of Gerontology finds that combining aerobic and resistance exercises optimally reduces harmful fat while boosting muscle function. #MuscleQuality #HealthyAging
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Mark Preben Printz Lyngbæk@MarkPreben·
@jensjakobsendk @DDEA_Denmark @CFAS_dk @trygfonden Thanks! That would also be my guess. I hope perceivable quantification of exercise doses (i.e., set volume/week in resistance training and intensity minutes in aerobic training) will fasciliate more realistic expectations regarding bodycomp outcomes in ppl looking to lose fat
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@inside_exercise Any medication/supplements that augments cardiac benefits of aerobic exercise? eg. RAAS blockage, lipid-lowering drugs? Do the benefits of additional medication depend on the comorbidities?
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Inside Exercise@inside_exercise·
Looking forward to chatting tomorrow with Professor Paul D. Thompson, Chief of Cardiology, Emeritus (Hartford Hospital) & Professor of Medicine, Emeritus (University of Connecticut) Topic: Exercise and Sports Cardiology >500 journal articles Former 2:20 marathoner Any qns?
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Mark Preben Printz Lyngbæk@MarkPreben·
@inside_exercise Your opinion vs current evidence: What societal changes would facilitate more physical activity e.g.better sociostructural changes (better bikes lanes/pavements, free sportclubs for kids) or more focus on individual health literaricy (fitness apps, tv shows, GP visits)?
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Looking forward to chatting tomorrow with Assistant Professor Kevin Murach from the University of Arkansas. @KevinMurachPhD A rising star of muscle mass research doing interesting/exciting work. Topic: Epigenetics of exercise adaptation and “muscle memory”. Any questions?
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2nd place in the oral competition of #sportskongres2024 with the development of the KIDS-KNEES-ACL PROM. Always in it to win it, but runner-up is not too bad either! Thanks @sportskongres for putting PROMs on the agenda this year!
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Looking forward to chatting in a couple of days with Associate Professor Jill Barnes from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. @Barnes_Lab Topic: Exercise and the brain Age and sex differences. Brain blood flow, cognition etc. Please let me know any questions
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@inside_exercise @dr_guess @DrJonLittle In T2D: Will diets that promote increased insulin secretion (high carb or high protein) exaust the betacell (like sulfonylurea drugs) more than diets promoting less insulin secretion (keto, low carb)? Any human evidence?
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Looking forward to the first double-header tomorrow. Dr Nicola Guess from Oxford University and Dr Jonathan Little from the University of British Columbia. @Dr_Guess @DrJonLittle Topic: Diet, Exercise and Glucose Spikes: Should everyone be wearing a CGM? Any questions?
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