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The Supersapiens Podcast

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At Supersapiens, we’re on a mission to unlock better. We measure your body minute-by-minute 24/7 to deliver actionable insights on nutrition, recovery, sleep, performance and more. The Supersapiens community ranges from top professional athletes in the world to fitness enthusiasts looking to become the best version of themselves. What gets measured, gets managed – come learn what it takes to optimize performance for you.
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Alex is the principal investigator at the “Exercise physiology and performance lab” at Simon Fraser University having completed her PhD at the university of Guelph with Dr Jamie Burr and some postdoctoral work at McMaster university. Her research explores adaptive and maladaptive physiological responses to exercise stress. Her research aims to dete…
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(01:06) Community Updates (02:55) Xylon Training Update (06:56) Episode Starts (08:01) How Important is Sleep? (10:34) What is the Circadian Rhythm? (11:26) Chronotypes (15:00) Jet Lag and Circadian Rhythm Changes (18:25) Light Exposure and Jet Lag (19:48) Travelling East vs Travelling West (21:49) Circadian Rhythm and Food (25:01) What Implication…
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(00:00) Introduction (01:30) Supersapiens scientific research (04:52) Episode starts (07:45) What was Scott’s academic journey? (10:25) Why is Nutrition often Secondary in Medical Care? (15:19) How did Scott get into Physiotherapy as a career? (18:06) How did Scott end up back in Australia? (21:14) What Role does Nutrition Play in Injury? (28:05) R…
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Andrew is a researcher studying the influence of nutrition and metabolism on health, disease, and performance. He gained his Exercise Science degree from FSU before pursuing his doctorate in Biomedical Sciences with the Metabolic Medicine Lab at University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine. Personally, he also uses exercise, nutrition, a…
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Biggest Training Mistakes In this episode David and Xylon address some common mistakes athletes make and how to address them. (00:00) Introduction (02:40) Community Shoutouts (05:30) Episode Starts (08:20) What are the fundamentals of training? (10:41) Why does the body improve? (13:03) The problems with boom or bust training (15:56) Waxing and wan…
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Chris is the Head Coach & founder at 3 Sports Science. Alongside this he works as Exercise Physiologist and Human Performance Optimization Program Coordinator for the US Air Force. After enlisting into the US army he graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point and was commissioned into the Military Police (MP) Corps serving 3 to…
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Lisa is a professional cyclist with Lidl Trek. She is an Olympic gold medalist from Tokyo 2021 and World record holder in the team pursuit with Germany. She is also a world champion in the mixed relay team time trial, national German time trial champion and multiple medalist at the European championships. She has won the Healthy Ageing Tour as well…
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Paul is the Co Founder and CEO of HIIT Science, Co Founder and head of product at Athletica AI and an adjunct professor at Auckland University Of Technology and the University of Agder. He has previously worked at High Performance Sport New Zealand, and as an associate professor at Edith Cowan University in Australia. He currently coaches a select …
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In this Episode Xylon and David discuss the concept of 'life battery' and how athletes adapt to training. Particularly in the context of other stressors such as work of family. (00:00) Introduction (02:55) Community Shoutouts (05:51) Episode Starts, what is life battery? (07:35) Effect of Stress on Glucose (09:00) Stress and Adaptation (12:35) Fact…
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03:00 – Community shoutouts 10:00 – Episode starts 12:15 – How did Fernanda get into gymnastics and how did she end up in the USA for it? 14:15 – How did Jiu Jitsu and Capoeira impact Fernanda’s trail running and mountaineering? 17:20 – How did Fernanda transition into running from her martial arts and gymnastics? 19:10 – How did Fernanda become a …
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01:57 – Community shoutouts 06:55 – David & Xylon update 09:34 – Episode starts 10:48 – What does Stephen call himself? 12:54 – What was Stephen’s first race? 14:17 – What was Stephen’s most recent race? 19:17 – Where did Stephen run his 2:09 20:20 – What was the genesis of Stephen’s thoughts around his relationship with running? 27:10 – Stephen ex…
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Brendan Egan is the head of the School of Health & Human Performance at Dublin City University. Brendan’s research investigates skeletal muscle function and adaptation across the life course, with special interest in the synergy between nutrition and exercise interventions ranging from athletes to older adults Brendan received his BSc Sport and Exe…
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Ruth is a professional trail runner hailing from the West Coast of New Zealand, most famous for winning the 2022 Western States 100, having come second the year prior. Trail running fans were no stranger to Ruth though, given her absolute dominance of the 30-50k distance in the years preceding this having won some of the most prestigious trail race…
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Kristi is a PhD Candidate in Muscle Physiology at Queen’s University with the goal of contributing to our understanding of diet, food timing, exercise, and metabolism. She is wildly passionate and curious about all things diet, lifestyle, metabolic flexibility, aging, and longevity. You may recognize Kristi from her work in science communication wi…
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Petter is a professional trailrunner/skier for the Adidas Terrex team. In 2022 Petter won the high profile Transvulcania race in La Palma and the CCC race at UTMB, setting a new record, amongst other races leaving him with a top 10 ranking in the trailrunning world. He holds the fastest known time for Kebnekaise (sweden’s highest mountain) which is…
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01:32 – Community Shoutouts Café Legs Blog:https://blog.supersapiens.com/beating-cafe-legs/ 06:55 – Episode Starts 07:44 – What is David’s academic background? 09:40 – What interested David in the behavior change and why did he study it? 11:30 – What is the difference between endurance and team sport athletes? 14:28 – How has David’s more general b…
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Show Notes: 01:35 - Community shoutouts Lisa Norden Blog: https://blog.supersapiens.com/how-lisa-norden-optimizes-glucose-to-achieve-ironman-goals/ Blog Xylon Mentions: https://blog.supersapiens.com/unlocking-adaptation-the-vital-connection-between-sleep-and-nutrition/ 04:50 - David’s training and low intensity training 09:15 - Episode Starts 09:57…
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Tsgabu Grmay is a professional cyclist who rides for Jayco AlUla. Tsgabu is the first Ethiopian ever to ride the Tour de France. He is a 3x national road champion, 6x national time trial champion and a former African time trial champion. Tsgabu became the first Ethiopian to win an international cycling race when he won a stage of the Tour of Taiwan…
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Skye is a professional Ironman triathlete who quit a well-paying accounting job in pursuit of her dreams. She worked two jobs to put herself through college and graduated at 22 with a masters degree. She officially became a pro triathlete in 2016 and has since won multiple professional races in the 70.3 and full distance ironman. Her debut at Kona …
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00:35 – Weather chat 02:35 – Episode starts 06:30 – Is recovery part of the event you do? 09:10 – Is recovery different when you are doing a new distance? 12:13 – Training age and load tolerance. 17:30 – Stress tolerance and load imposed from non-training factors. 18:26 – HRV discussion 21:02 – Muscle soreness vs hormonal recovery 26:10 – Nutrition…
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Tao Geoghegan Hart is a professional cyclist with Ineos Granadiers who showed his potential from an early age when he was one of the best junior riders in the world. His development continued steadily in the pro ranks until he came of age in 2020, winning the Giro d’Italia, cycling’s second biggest race after the Tour de France. Tao is a deep think…
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Today, we’re talking to Phil Southerland, CEO and Founder of Supersapiens. As founder of the all-diabetes cycling team starting with the Team Type 1 Foundation and then Team Novo Nordis. Phil has leveraged CGM to help to deliver hope and inspiration for people with diabetes. Through that experience, he pioneered getting CGM to the bike computer, wh…
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02:11 – Community shoutouts 10:40 – Episode starts 11:39 – Discussion of different training and paces for middle distance and long distance 13:42 – How did Matt start in sport? 17:21 – What did Matt do between quitting middle distance and starting marathoning? 19:22 – What motivated Matt to start running marathons? 23:02 – How did Matt progress so …
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Megan is a Doctor in the Royal Air Force as well as riding for the Pro-Noctis Heidi Kjeldsen 200 Degrees Coffee Cycling Team in the UK. Despite facing multiple challenges in her athletic life, she never gave up and is in pursuit of her dream. She is a self admitted sun and peanut butter lover. 01:30 – Xylon’s recent achievements 03:00 – Dave’s trai…
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Jack joins us to talk about his 2022 project. We talk Everesting, prepping for the year, nutrition and what things look like for Jack going forward. Enjoy, and please see the links below for blogs on Jack, his website and where you can donate. 01:33 – Community shoutouts and Supersapiens’ opportunity with the NBA Launchpad 05:53 – Dave and Xylon’s …
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Jared previously worked as a business consultant, fitness coach and life coach. He is also an ex golf pro, pickleball aficionado and has lived in Cuba, twice. Additionally recently retired from twitch streaming Call of Duty and is the supporting organism for one of the world’s best moustaches. Show notes: 01:00 – Xylon gets outrun by children 02:02…
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We’re talking to Ryan Collins from Maryland in the US. In 2017, Ryan was invited to the Olympic training center in a bid to make it to the Olympics but an accident with a car ended that dream. His dedication through surgery then rehab saw him come back to win the USA 12-hour TT national championships and setting an age group record in the World Tim…
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Fatima is a professional free diver and a 3 time world champion. In addition to being Hungary’s first world champion free diver, she holds 16 national records and has dived to a distance of 101m. 2:00 – Supersapiens in the Free-Diving World 2:35 – Community Shoutouts 5:38 – David’s training and Xylon’s question about his training 10:41 – David’s nu…
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James MacDonald is an ultra endurance cyclist who holds the record for the fastest solo ride from John O'Groats to Land's End AND back again, covering 2711 kilometers in 5 days, 18 hours, and 3 minutes. He has completed race across America where participants must ride 3000 miles across 12 states. By day he works as a customer engineer at Google. 03…
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Kristina Skroce is a Sport Physiologist at Supersapiens and PhD student at University of Rihecka (Faculty of Medicine). Kristina has coached elite triathletes for the Italian and Croatian national teams and is a former coach at Team Novo Nordisk. She holds a Master’s of Science in Sports & Exercise from the university of Verona. Kristina has 12 pub…
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Kristian Blummenfelt is the current Olympic triathlon champion, IRONMAN 70.3 WorldChampion, former IRONMAN world champion and current IRONMAN World Record holder. Kristian is also the first man to go under 7 hours for the IRONMAN distance and is part of the Norwegian hype train... BUT his biggest claim to fame is becoming the first person to beat G…
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Gustav Iden started his career in 2014 where he won both the Norwegian triathlon and Duathlon titles. He went on to score a top 10 in the junior world championships the following year. He is the current IRONMAN World Champion and course record holder in Kona, former multiple 70.3 world champion and a double WTS bronze medalist. He is part of the No…
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In this upcoming episode, we sat down with IRONMAN World Champion, Gustav Iden. The full episode will be out on 28 November. Subscribe to the Supersapiens podcast to not miss it. Topics in the episode will include: Training with data versus feel. How frequently he chooses to race. How they choose when to have days off. Working with ON to develop hi…
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Robby Ketchell, is a data scientist in professional sports began with Garmin-Sharp Pro Cycling where he was the Director of Sports Science and was known as the team’s 'secret weapon' for the number of innovations he brought to the sport. Among his many technological achievements, Ketchell is the creator of the fastest speed suit in the world, the B…
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Bobby Julich joins David and Xylon to hear about their respective experiences at the Berlin Marathon and IRONMAN World Championships in Kona. 02:11 – David’s post marathon training protocol 03:43 – How bad is post marathon soreness and what impacts it? 06:00 – Bobby’s efforts at the Hincapie Gran Fondo 13:20 – Xylon’s training since Kona 14:20 – Us…
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In this episode, David is here to help us learn about Marathon fueling. How to avoid the bonk and perfect your marathon nutrition plan. Marathon is unique in that it is close to anaerobic threshold - close to the fire without getting burned 3:13 – Community Shoutouts 5:00 – Teaser of upcoming episode 6:00 – Xylon and Dave’s training 7:45 – What hap…
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Andy Blow has a degree in exercise and sports science from the university of Bath and previously worked as the Team Sports Scientist for the Benetton and Renault Formula 1 teams, and remains an adviser to the Porsche Human Performance Centre. Andy was an elite level triathlete in his younger days, finishing in the top-10 of Ironman and IM 70.3 race…
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Emma is a 2x World Duathlon Champ, World Aquathlon Champ, Silver medalist IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships, Current IRONMAN 70.3 European Champion, this year she’s also won Ironman 70.3’s Zell am See, Mallorca and Challenge Riccione. Over the past six years has won countless Challenge and IRONMAN middle distance races. 01:20 – David’s Berlin prep, …
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In this episode we chat to Dr Federico Fontana and get a behind the scenes look into how Supersapiens approaches scientific development. 00:48 – Interview 02:30 – Fede’s academic path to get to his current position. 03:43 – Fede’s PhD studies and how it influenced his decision to move into industry 06:30 – How Supersapiens is using statistics to dr…
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We have an insightful chat with the impressive Matthew Marquardt. How is he balancing racing triathlon at a high level while going to medical school? When we say "racing at a high level," we mean he is racing as an amateur while beating professionals. Matthew talks about his training weeks, nutrition and what he is doing in preparation for IRONMAN …
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2:30 – How do you design a fueling plan 14:54 – What are simple carbohydrates and examples of these? 15:53 – Do you need to drink when you take a gel? 18:05 – How does heat impact your fluid intake plan? 20:25 – Do nutrition plans differ between sports? 24:21 – How can you use Supersapiens to dial in your nutrition plan? 27:58 – Using the Supersapi…
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Bobby Julich is a former world-class professional cyclist who is a podium finisher in the Tour de France and an Olympic medalist. He won the silver medal in the 2004 Olympic individual time trial. Since retiring, he’s held coaching positions at some of the best cycling teams in the world like, Team Saxo Bank, Team Sky, Team BMC and Tinkoff. Bobby i…
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In this episode, we’re talking to Rachel Neylan, Professional cyclist for team Cofidis. In her early twenties, Rachel was a Physiotherapist with Australian national teams but knew she was on the wrong side of the fence and had a burning desire to be a world class athlete and an Olympian herself. In 2010 without a pro contract and a little bit of sa…
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Dr Howard Zisser joins us for a look at the origins of monitoring glucose and the evolution of technology in the field, specifically touching on the difference between blood and interstitial glucose. 2:15 - Community Shoutouts 12:46 - Early Continuous Glucose Monitors 15:37 - Accuracy and Precision of CGMs 19:55 - First time Glucose was Discovered …
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Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio is Professional cyclist with Team SD Worx. She is a multiple Olympian, the inaugural UCI women’s Esports World Champion, Dog mum and chemical engineer. Ashleigh is a multiple South African national champion, Commonwealth games medalist, as well as having won world stage races and been on a Grand Tour podium. This is in additi…
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Eloise du Luart first turned professional in triathlon in 2015 off the back of impressive amateur racing where she became a Duathlon World Champion and a triathlon European age group World Champion. After 3 years of injury and illness she then regained her pro license in 2018. Last year she earned two top 10’s in Ironman 70.3’s racing and was recen…
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We launched the Supersapiens Podcast to accelerate understanding of human performance. Listen in to connect with our community – a variety of athletes, experts, industry leaders, and Supersapiens just like you – and learn more about tracking and optimizing your body’s most important metrics for performance and recovery. In this episode our hosts, X…
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