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The Science of Performance with Dan Feeney

Freetrail
Biomechanics
Trail Running
Performance Optimization
Injury Prevention
Running
Ski Boots
Nutrition
Hormonal Cycles
Nike 4% Study
Cycling Aerodynamics
Shoes
Ankle Instability
Running Performance
Running Mechanics
Design Engineering
Athlete Performance
Cable Closure System
Nike Vaporfly
Bike Fit
Footwear Testing

Welcome to "The Science of Performance," hosted by the trailblazing Dan Feeney, BOA Sr. Director of Partner Product Design and Innovation and supported by the Freetrail Network, this captivating podcast takes you on a journey into peak performance in trail running.

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www.jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jospt.2022.11288 - the missing link in running injury research is non-running stress. It seems DashLX is one solution to start acquiring more of what consumers are doing, why, and that has great implications for rese... more

The Physiology of Peak Performance with Olympian & PhD Shalaya Kipp

Currently Post Doc Mayo Clinic with Michael Joyner

PhD - University of British Columbia, Masters & Undergrad at CU Boulder. 2012 Olympian in steeplechase. Worked on the 4% study in... more

Season 2 Episode 4: Ski Boots! Engineering Revolutionary Products with James O’Connell – Specialized, formerly K2 Engineer; Medic and Paratrooper, Texas A&M

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Episode 3: How do your biomechanics affect your performance and injury risk? With Allison Gruber – Associate Professor University of Indiana. PhD UMass Amherst and Masters East Carolina. Has worked deeply on the entire spectrum of running mechanics. ... more

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Recent Guests

Jeff Moreno
Co-founder of DashLX and director of human performance
DashLX
Episode: S2E6: Lived Experience; Big Data and Predictive Analytics in making humans healthier
James O'Connell
Design engineer and R&D specialist
Specialized
Episode: S2E4: Ski Boots! Engineering Revolutionary Products with James O’Connell
Dr. Allison Gruber
Associate professor at the University of Indiana and expert in running biomechanics
University of Indiana
Episode: S2E3: How do your biomechanics affect your performance and injury risk? With Allison Gruber
Jay Dicharry
Physical therapist, author of Running Rewired, and educator at Oregon State University-Cascades
Oregon State University-Cascades
Episode: S2E1: What can you do to stay resilient and how can shoes improve performance with Jay Dicharry
Jesse Frank
Athlete, formerly worked at Specialized, and co-author of the Nike 4% study
Specialized
Episode: 7: Individualized science & equipment with Jesse Frank
Keely Henninger
Recent winner of the Black Canyon 100 and Freetrail lead of performance coaching.
Freetrail
Episode: 6: Nutrition, hormonal cycles, optimal biomechanics Keely Henninger & Kate Harrison
Kate Harrison
PhD in movement science and former Division I runner, focused on biomechanics and injury prevention.
BOA Technology
Episode: 6: Nutrition, hormonal cycles, optimal biomechanics Keely Henninger & Kate Harrison

Host

Dan Feeney
Host of discussions centered around performance science, injury prevention, and optimal running techniques, leveraging a wealth of experience in product design and athletic innovation.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings
  • Five star all the way through !!!

    Fantastic info !!! Sooo much interesting breakdowns!! Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    joeybrilem
    Canada2 years ago
  • Love the pod!

    Super interesting!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    greek2.0
    United States2 years ago
  • Podcast

    Enjoying the podcast so far. Not too scientific that you get lost

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    coolingrid
    United States2 years ago
  • Great pod!

    Dan is a brilliant guy and a great runner. Must listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dylan Bowman
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the wealth of information provided, especially regarding biomechanics and performance optimization.
The discussions are engaging and relatable, making complex scientific topics accessible.
The host is well-regarded for his expertise and ability to connect with guests, enhancing the quality of the conversations.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#54
Colombia/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#137
New Zealand/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#169
Finland/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#239
Belgium/Sports/Running

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S2E6: Lived Experience; Big Data and Predictive Analytics in making humans healthier
Q: Can you talk about some of the successes?
Many projects start out of research and innovation. Understanding patterns relates to specific running-related injuries.
S2E4: Ski Boots! Engineering Revolutionary Products with James O’Connell
Q: Can you talk about some of the design trade-offs you have to make to optimize a ski boot?
O'Connell discusses the balance between stiffness for performance and comfort for extended wear, explaining the complications of traditional buckle systems in ski boots.
S2E4: Ski Boots! Engineering Revolutionary Products with James O’Connell
Q: How did you even get into the designing ski boots?
James O'Connell explains that his interest started at a young age when he began taking things apart, leading him to a career focused on improving product designs in skiing.
S2E5: The Physiology of Peak Performance with Olympian & PhD Shalaya Kipp
Q: What caused your interest in studying respiratory physiology?
I had an interest in how the respiratory system works during exercise, which I pursued further during my PhD at UBC.
S2E5: The Physiology of Peak Performance with Olympian & PhD Shalaya Kipp
Q: Did being an Olympian in steeplechase play a role in getting you into this field?
Yes, my experience as an athlete led me to want to understand the forces exerted on the body during the events I participated in, which sparked my interest in science.

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