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Relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S) with Dr Trent Stellingwerff

73 min • 21 oktober 2022

Dr Glenn McConell chats with Dr Trent Stellingwerff from the Canadian Sport Institute Pacific. Trent has a very interesting background in applied research and translation through coaching Olympic athletes etc. Formerly head of R&D at PowerBar. In a really fun chat we talked mainly about his research with the very important relatively new area of relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S). RED-S effects not only exercise performance but also health. We also sports performance after pregnancy. Important take home: Need to be in long-term energy balance for long term ideal body composition, health and exercise performance. Twitter: @TStellingwerff.

0:00. Introduction and Trent’s background

6:58. Melbourne commonwealth games. His wife ran there. Craig Mottram: Shivers up the spine!

10:40. Relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S). Low energy availability (LEA) etc.

14:15. Problematic vs adaptable. LEA

17:20. Effects on hormones and RMR

18:00 Sex differences

20:15. Guidelines for measuring energy expenditure

25:34. Measuring body weight too crude. If in energy deficit RMR decreases.

28:40. Partitioning energy to vital organs

32:24. Indicators of RED-S

34:25. RED-S results in greater stress fractures

37:25. LEA due to exercise vs diet

40:50. Ovulation doesn’t occur every cycle

43:23. Exercise performance vs RED-S

45:35. RED-S and health. Need to be in energy balance for ideal body composition, health and exercise performance long term.

49:37. Power to weight ratio

52:56. Overtraining can be due to RED-S. Energy intake not considered enough in overtraining studies.

56:44. RED-S/overtraining and heart rate.

59:47. Things not working in the lab/real life. Don’t assume.

1:04:20. Timing of carbohydrate intake

1:06:20. Exercise and pregnancy

1:10:39. Muscle biopsies no big deal after childbirth!

1:11:32. Derek Clayton wished he had a muscle biopsy in 1969.

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