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Athletes playing in hot environments like the World Cup in Qatar will face significant physiological stress that necessitates measures like hydration breaks and larger squad sizes.
“I think the teams the organizers FIFA are going to have to look at hydration breaks during the either half you're going to have to you're going to have to look at how loud take a break in soccer there's no breaks in soccer there never used to be you were lucky you got half time”
StarTalk · Dec 2022 · 20 episodes · 2.9M views on this topic
Athletic performances like breaking and BMX are fundamentally about the complex management of rigid body rotation across multiple axes.
“these two sports are fundamentally about rigid body rotation when you have things that are spinning around other things systems of rotation really right”
StarTalk · Jul 2024 · 8 episodes · 1.6M views on this topicOB
Olav Aleksander Bu asserts that a coach does not necessarily need a physiology degree to be successful, as practical experience and an understanding of performance demands are often more valuable than
“you'll most often find probably more excellent coaches that don't have a physiology degree than excellent coaches that has of this holiday degree and the reason for that I think is because the coach doesn't have a physiology degree he needs to understand performance from a practical perspective”
The Rich Roll Podcast · Jan 2023 · 1 episode · 221K views on this topicGO
Playing soccer on a planet with lower gravity would require a heavier ball to maintain similar gameplay dynamics.
“if we go to a planet where there is less gravity do we need a heavier ball if we have a heavier ball can we actually kick it are we going to be if we use the similar ball we can kick it forever”
StarTalk · Dec 2022 · 20 episodes · 2.9M views on this topic
Stacy Sims contends that sports science research is heavily biased towards male participants and male researchers, leading to gaps in knowledge regarding female physiology.
“If we're looking at who's around the room when we're recruiting for studies for the most part the language around recruitment is geared for getting men because we're using a lot of aggressive language in sport. So it's offputting to a lot of women.”
The Diary of a CEO · Jan 2025 · 1 episode · 1.9M views on this topicJR
Technological advancements like specialized track surfaces and high-tech sports equipment provide unfair competitive advantages, leading sports organizations to frequently regulate or ban them to main
“it's a hell of a lot worse than a hockey puck because you can't chew you can't chew a javelin as a child no it's a heck of a toothpick well i i i keep want to move on but i have to let me just give one thing out there”
StarTalk · Feb 2021 · 2 episodes · 407K views on this topicJG
It is important to incorporate science into sports to provide audiences with a greater appreciation for the phenomena they observe.
“I really think it's important to get a little bit of science on the sports Pages a lot of people who are interested in sports may not get exposed to a lot of good science ideas”
StarTalk · Dec 2022 · 1 episode · 119K views on this topicSK
Athletic success is increasingly driven by complex genetics involving thousands of small genetic variations rather than single genes.
“genetics has figured out something called complex genetics and they can now explain Heights so height isn't due to one gene or even a small number of genes it's a million different changes in your genome then really dial in your height within an inch or cell”
StarTalk · Mar 2023 · 1 episode · 71K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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