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🗓️ 9 December 2024
⏱️ 206 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Huberman Lab podcast, where we discuss science and science-based tools for everyday life. |
0:08.8 | I'm Andrew Huberman, and I'm a professor of neurobiology and ophthalmology at Stanford School of Medicine. |
0:15.3 | My guest today is Dr. Kelly Starratt. Dr. Kelly Starrett is a doctor of physical therapy and one of the world's |
0:22.0 | experts in movement. That is, he teaches people how to move better for sake of sport, for sake |
0:28.2 | of recreational fitness, and for everyday living. Today, we discuss several important topics, |
0:33.6 | including how best to warm up for any and all workouts. He also tells us how to improve our movement patterns |
0:40.3 | for cardiovascular exercise, for sport, for resistance training, |
0:43.3 | across the board, how to move better, |
0:46.3 | and how to improve our range of motion |
0:49.3 | with the minimal amount of time investment. |
0:51.3 | We hear a lot about different forms of stretching, |
0:53.3 | we hear about dynamic stretching, we hear about dynamic stretching, |
0:55.4 | we hear about passive stretching. |
0:57.2 | Dr. Starrett explains how to improve our range of motion |
1:00.1 | across our entire body in the best possible ways, |
1:03.2 | as well as how to offset or repair any imbalances |
1:06.5 | that stem from musculoskeletal problems or from neural issues |
1:10.9 | and how to reduce soreness, |
1:12.7 | how to improve our posture, |
1:14.5 | seated, standing, and movement-based posture. |
1:17.0 | We talk about nutrition. |
1:18.1 | So today's episode covers an immense amount |
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