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High Performance Physiology

Chris Beardsley and Rob Mauceri
Strength Training
Powerlifting
Athletic Performance
Muscle Physiology
Stretch-Shortening Cycle
Plyometric Training
Speed
Eccentric Training
Combat Sports
Strength
Motor Unit Recruitment
Hypertrophy
Tendon Stiffness
Rate Of Force Development
Eccentric Phase
Concentric Phase
Coordination
Biomechanics
Sprinting
High Velocity Movements

The High Performance Physiology Podcast is co-hosted by Chris Beardsley and Rob Mauceri. Each episode showcases an example of how muscle physiology and biomechanics can be used to identify the best ways to train for athletic performance.

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Following on from the previous episode about muscle strain injuries, Chris and Rob talk about the physiology of tendon damage and how it likely leads to both tendinopathy and tendon ruptures. Afterwards, they describe how isometric training is probab... more

Chris and Rob talk about how muscle strain injuries happen, and what we can do in strength training programs to help reduce the risk of them happening.

Chris and Rob talk through what the literature says about the relationship between track sprinting performance and the muscle volumes of the hip extensors, hip flexors, knee extensors, knee flexors, and ankle plantar-flexors.

Chris and Rob continue describing how their proposed workout plan template (speed, maximum strength, stretch-shortening cycle, and eccentric strength) can work even when speed exercises are varied greatly over the week.

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Chris Beardsley
Host with a focus on muscle physiology, biomechanics, and training science.
Rob Mauceri
Co-host emphasizing practical coaching, programming, and neuromechanical aspects of training.

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Rough Listening

    Interesting content but the podcasters just don’t seem to mesh well. Their lack of chemistry is a real drag on the show. Chris dominates the discussion with theory and Rob doesn’t get much opportunity to talk about practical programming.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    S192837465M
    United States6 months ago
  • A must listen for all serious trainers.

    Rob and Chris have the ability to take high level training concepts and make them easily understandable. Even better, they tell you how to actually apply it to your training. If you listen, you will become a smarter trainer, period.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Freakazoid98
    United States6 months ago

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Some listeners note strong practical applicability for training programs.
A few listeners wish for more guest diversity to broaden perspectives.
Others mention chemistry between hosts as a potential drawback for engagement.
Many praise the science-backed explanations and actionable guidance for trainers.

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013 Rate of force development
Q: Can you just give us a brief explanation of how you're writing programs that allow you to simultaneously increase maximum strength and maximum speed?
I focus on improving strength or speed, specifically through exercises that utilize proximal muscle groups for better explosiveness rather than traditional Olympic lifts.
012 Periodization
Q: How are you incorporating motor unit improvement development into your programs if you're not doing this phase potentiation idea?
Rob shares that he uses speed work or brief isometric exercises in warmups to maintain motor unit recruitment improvements without the need for strict phase potentiation.
012 Periodization
Q: How are you writing programs at the moment that allow you to improve speed and power and strength within a single training week?
Rob Mauceri explains that he focuses on minimal volumes of high-quality exercises, believing that even just a couple of high-velocity reps or heavy strength training sets can drive adaptations effectively, especially when training two to three times a week.
009 Sprinting
Q: What are you currently programming for strength training with athletes who sprint?
Rob describes focusing on exercises for hip extension, knee balance, and fast ankle actions to improve overall speed.

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Two regulars explore how muscle physiology and biomechanics translate into practical training for athletic performance. Episodes center on hypertrophy, speed, strength, running economy, and injury prevention, with a strong emphasis on proximal-to-distal sequencing, hip-focused training, and neuromechanical tuning. The conversation is highly technical yet aimed at coaches, trainers, and performance-driven athletes, offering concrete programming guidance, real-world coaching dialogue, and debunking common myths about training methods. A notable strength is the data-driven, biomechanically informed approach paired with actionable drills and exercise selections that listeners can apply directly with athletes. A potential differentiator is the r... more

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