Episode #358 :July 2025 Research Review (A New Twist On Supersets, CrossFit Injuries, and Too Much Cardio?)

Episode #358 :July 2025 Research Review (A New Twist On Supersets, CrossFit Injuries, and Too Much Cardio?)

Author: Barbell Medicine July 28, 2025 Duration: 1:05:48

In this episode of the Barbell Medicine podcast, Dr. Jordan Feigenbaum and Dr. Austin Baraki discuss the latest research findings for July 2025. They explore optimal rest periods for strength training, the injury risks associated with CrossFit, and the implications of cardiac health in endurance athletes. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding training loads, injury prevention, and the balance between exercise benefits and risks.

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03:40: Supersets

22:16: CrossFit Injuries

40:40: Cardiac Fibrosis and Endurance Exercise

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