Michael Joyner
@DrMJoyner
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Physiologist & anesthesiologist Interested in human performance, views my own. Posts & RTs do not = endorsement.
Joined October 2013
Not here to comment on politics. But whenever I read “gotchas” like this it just makes me think… Man, people are truly clueless on how freaking hard it is to get 5th or even just make the NCAA championships.
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Today is launch day for “The Running Ground,” and there is no better place to celebrate it with my old friends at @CBSMornings
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SSK—the first U.S.-listed ETF that offers exposure to spot Solana and Solana staking rewards. SSK seeks to stake all (Solana) holdings on the Solana network. Any rewards earned may be distributed to shareholders, via monthly distributions. Distributions are not guaranteed.
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Building the Complete Athlete Regular price $29.95 https://t.co/kNxyczIC7B Legendary coach Vern Gambetta lays out the basics of coaching and building the complete athlete from A to Z. This book is a pre-order with shipping for December 2025. Length: 234 pages.
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Virtual tickets (and some balcony) still available for tonight
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Remarkable story at the Dublin Marathon where 19-year-old Ava Crean from Limerick takes the women's national title in 2:34:12, a 9-minute PB - 6th overall. Crean had never run competitively before signing up for the Manchester Marathon in April - listing her target time as 3:30.
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AI is rewriting how companies work — and not everyone will survive! Watch @RamaswmySridhar, CEO of @Snowflake, break down how the next 2 years will transform workflows, data, and leadership. Watch full conversation below 👇
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Check out - and consider submitting your work to - our exciting new Call for Papers in @japplphysiol on the Physiological Impacts of Modern Environmental Exposures. https://t.co/ltAIyChzsS
journals.physiology.org
The Journal of Applied Physiology publishes original papers that deal with diverse areas of research in applied physiology, especially those papers emphasizing adaptive and integrative mechanisms....
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The evidence is overwhelming. FIRE is principled and ideologically non-partisan in defending academic freedom. The AAUP is anything but principled and non-partisan. But professors today have an alternative to the AAUP, namely, the Academic Freedom Alliance: @AFA_Alliance.
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This is an interesting way to frame things - would encourage folks to take a listen. @geraldposner @nxthompson @stevemagness @JenniferSey @pkedrosky @coachgambetta
resilience.org
In this episode, Nate is joined by complexity scientist, Peter Turchin, to discuss his work modeling the key factors that drive patterns of peace, turmoil, and revolution in nations throughout...
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The essay is adapted from my forthcoming book, "The Running Ground," which comes out on Tuesday and was just named one of B&N's best books of the year. I hope you'll consider preordering it here:
penguinrandomhouse.com
A profound meditation on what running can teach us about our limits and our lives by a record-setting distance runner who is now the CEO of The Atlantic. “This is not just an engaging...
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I've just written about my very intense relationship with my father and how running helped me both connect with him and avoid becoming him. It's also my first article ever for @TheAtlantic . My dad wrote for the magazine in 1967, and i t seems fitting that the first piece
theatlantic.com
I took up the sport to be like my father. I kept going because he stopped.
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💵 “85% of private equity investment goes to small and medium-sized businesses���with a median of just 72 employees.” —Will Dunham. This is Main Street—powered by private investment.
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Still blows my mind 3 weeks of complete bed rest @ 20 yrs old was worse for cardiovascular health than 30 yrs of aging. If you're not moving, you're decaying.
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would love to one day have a home with a study/ library where i can hang up japanese wood block prints like these by Kawase Hasui (carver in the video is Maeda Kentaro)
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Love hearing these stories! ALL athletes need to consider obtaining a heat-adapted phenotype, with periodization strategies!
@swimupdates May be of interest to @ChrisMinson and @japplphysiol @Nyborger_Nybo training in the heat can expand red call mass and increase VO2 max…
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A sobering essay by a Harvard evolutionary biologist on how elite academia has turned disagreement about basic biology into moral warfare. Scientists who say there are two sexes aren’t just “wrong” anymore — they’re accused of being politically dangerous, tools of the political
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The gametic understanding of sex is consensus mainstream science that makes research and understanding possible across a variety of key fields. So why are professors at Harvard and Princeton and...
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Roll your shoulders, stretch your back ... and lower your blood pressure? You might by doing these exercises, according to a @PhysRep study. It's a creative way to treat #hypertension, says APS member @DrMJoyner. More in @washingtonpost: https://t.co/chQDF4GoJa
#ISpyPhysiology
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@PiersUncensored @piersmorgan @BettyYeeforCA It's not just in the Olympics that males run faster, jump and throw further, than females. You can see it in college, high school, middle school, and even elementary age sports. Before puberty boys run 3-8% faster, jump 5-10% farther, and throw up to 50% farther than girls
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A critique of why we shouldn't neglect the erosion of science by the left, even as Trump goes after it from the right. https://t.co/lts4dvqKQz
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I’m getting tired of virtue-flaunting miscreants who yammer about our anthology The War on Science (Lawrence Krauss, ed.). Their beef? By and large, the 32 chapters by 39 authors discuss the…
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