Jacked Athlete Podcast

Jake Tuura interviews those in the field of Athletic Performance, Muscle Hypertrophy, and Tendinopathy Rehab. You'll hear guests talk about Strength & Conditioning, Tendon Health, Anterior Knee Pain, and Muscle Gain. Website: http://jackedathlete.com

Jacked Athlete Podcast is a health podcast hosted by Jake Tuura, with 178 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Jake Tuura hosts Jacked Athlete Podcast, a health show with 178 episodes published.

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  Intratendinous Pressure with Lauren Pringels

  Sep 28, 20261h 28m

  Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Lauren Pringels and her work on tendons 00:21 The development of her interest in tendinopathy 01:18 The concept of intratendinous pressure and its significance 02:17 How loading affects pressure inside the tendon 03:13 Research aims to understand pressure's role in tendinopathy 04:17 Sources of intratendinous pressure: external and internal 05:41 The anatomy of the Achilles tendon and torsion effects 07:06 The four main aims of her research framework 08:37 How structural changes in tendinopathy alter pressure behavior 11:00 The impact of tendon torsion on pressure during loading 13:23 Differences in tendon structure at the insertion and mid portion 16:36 Alterations in pressure behavior in tendinopathy 19:44 The vicious cycle of pressure, swelling, and pain 22:21 Therapeutic strategies to control pressure in tendons 25:18 Experimental studies on pressure during movement 37:50 Measuring pressure in living athletes 46:58 GAGs, fluid content, and their role in pressure changes 57:38 Implications for clinical practice and rehabilitation 01:17:14 How this research changes clinical practice and patient management Takeaways Tensile strain alone cannot fully explain insertional tendinopathy development. Increased tensile loads lead to higher pressure in tendon insertions. Torsion in tendons can significantly impact internal pressure during loading. Intra-tendinous pressure increases with exercise, affecting tendon perfusion. Corticosteroids can reduce GAG synthesis, impacting tendon health. Fluid retention in tendons can lead to increased pressure and pain. GAG accumulation in tendons is linked to swelling and pressure changes. Rest and proper recovery are crucial for tendon health post-exercise. High pressures in tendons can collapse blood vessels, affecting perfusion. Exercise can help reduce fluid retention in tendons. Heavier loading creates a stronger driving force for fluids. Slow loading provides time for fluids to escape from the tendon. The slow heavy condition produced the greatest response in tendon thickness and stiffness. Reducing compression during rehabilitation improves patient outcomes. Patient satisfaction was significantly higher in the low compression group. Applying a good load on the tendon is crucial for recovery. Rest is essential in the early stages of tendon injuries. Heavy slow and isometric exercises are well tolerated by patients. The GhenTendon initiative aims to bridge clinical care and research. Understanding intra-tendinous pressure is key to managing tendinopathy. Download Lauren's PhD: https://www.publicatie-online.nl/publicaties/lauren-pringels/ Lauren on Twitter: https://x.com/LaurenPringels Lauren on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lauren.pringels/ Lauren on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-pringels-773197203/ GhenTendon: https://www.ugent.be/ge/hsr/en/research/orthopaedics-and-traumatology/ghentendon Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-179-intratendinous-pressure-with-lauren-pringels/

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  Tendons and Decision Making with Jarred Boyd

  Sep 14, 20261h 57m

  Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Jarred Boyd and His Journey 03:03 The Importance of Decision Making in Physical Therapy 05:56 Path to the NBA: How Jarred Boyd Got There 09:12 Curiosity and Learning: The Foundations of Clinical Practice 11:55 Principles of Physical Therapy: Understanding Variability and Robustness 15:12 The Role of Physics in Performance and Rehabilitation 17:55 Building Relationships in Clinical Settings 20:57 Exploring Tendons: Pain, Structure, and Function 24:01 Understanding Tendon Management and Rehabilitation 27:01 The Nuances of Tendon Pain and Function 29:58 The Complexity of Tendon Structure and Function 32:50 Final Thoughts on Tendon Management and Performance 43:16 Understanding Muscle Function and Tendon Dynamics 46:08 Exploring Performance Metrics and Tendon Health 51:21 The Five Ps: Assessing Tendon Function 56:24 Interventions for Tendon Health 01:01:45 Calming Down and Building Up Tendon Function 01:06:25 The Role of Stiffness in Tendon Behavior 01:12:04 Movement Strategies and Tendon Pain 01:17:14 Energy Buffering and Power Attenuation in Tendons 01:22:33 Understanding Tendon Mechanics 01:25:44 The Importance of Tendon Stiffness 01:30:30 Dynamic Effort Methods in Rehabilitation 01:34:27 The Interaction of Muscle and Tendon 01:39:09 Exploring Tendon Pathology 01:43:18 Seated vs. Standing Calf Raises takeaways Jarred Boyd is a physical therapist and strength coach in the NBA. Decision-making principles are crucial for effective clinical practice. Curiosity drives continuous learning and improvement in the field. Variability and robustness are key principles in physical therapy. Understanding physics can enhance performance and rehabilitation strategies. Building social capital is essential for effective collaboration in clinical settings. Tendon pain management requires a nuanced understanding of structure and function. Pain can significantly alter movement solutions and performance. The human body exhibits degeneracy, allowing for multiple solutions to movement problems. Tendon management involves balancing pain relief with functional and structural considerations. The vasus lateralis plays a key role in deceleration. Speculation can lead to valuable research discussions. Limiting muscle shortening velocity can enhance force production. Player feedback is essential for assessing tendon function. Addition by subtraction can effectively manage tendon pain. Calming down the tendon can facilitate recovery. Tendon stiffness varies based on task demands. Tendon pain can shift between limbs due to compensatory strategies. Energy buffering is crucial for muscle-tendon dynamics. Understanding tendon behavior is vital for effective rehabilitation. The initial stretch of the tendon is crucial for energy release. Tendon stiffness is a key adaptation for performance. Dynamic effort methods can bridge the gap in rehabilitation. Task specificity is vital in assessing tendon stiffness. Understanding tendon pathology requires a nuanced approach. Seated calf raises can be beneficial for specific conditions. The interaction between muscle and tendon is complex and significant. Monitoring tendon strain at specific sites is challenging but important. The total work done on biarticular tissues may lead to more soreness. A tailored approach to loading is essential for recovery. Jarred on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.jfitboyd Jarred on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarred-boyd Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-178-tendons-and-decision-making-with-jarred-boyd/

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  Tendon & Cartilage Part 2 with Jess Elis

  Sep 2, 20261h 24m

  Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Patellar Tendon and Cartilage 02:49 Exploring the Role of Imaging in Sports Medicine 06:40 Understanding Patellofemoral Pain 09:11 Kinematics vs. Kinetics in Knee Function 11:48 The Importance of the Soleus in Knee Health 14:55 Distinguishing Between Tendinopathy and Patellofemoral Pain 18:31 The Role of MRI in Diagnosing Knee Issues 20:57 The Impact of Patella Alta and Baja 23:33 Managing Knee Pain: Treatment Options 27:14 The Relationship Between Tendons and Cartilage 29:57 Surgical Options for Knee Pain 33:19 Final Thoughts on Tendon and Cartilage Health Takeaways There's a lot of projecting with imaging and function. Understanding kinematics and kinetics is crucial for knee health. Patellofemoral pain often coexists with other knee issues. MRI findings must be matched with functional movement. The soleus plays a significant role in knee function. Many diagnosed with tendinopathy may actually have patellofemoral pain. Compression in the knee can lead to increased wear and tear. Treatment options should be tailored to individual needs. Surgical options exist but vary in effectiveness. Loading the tendon and cartilage is essential for recovery. Patellofemoral Joint Protocol: https://jess-elis-s-school1.teachable.com/a/aff_l9jd3kpd/external?affcode=1653451_hksb4f5s Rehab Code: https://www.therehabcode.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rehab_code/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/rehabcode?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaclQqSRaEdilxSZtc4GugYpJ-vgCpSk9o27MRgnr1fYbmVuCHvmsZaqD96xOA_aem_SmIz4cOqMV6iGFi6kHmsyw Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-177-tendon-cartilage-part-2-with-jess-elis/

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  Tendons and Force Testing with Chris Juneau

  Aug 19, 20261h 30m

  Takeaways Tendon management evolution from avoidance to load-based strategies The role of biomechanics and physics in rehab Historical perspective on tendon protocols like Alfredson's The importance of strain, dose, and load in tissue adaptation Differences between pain reduction and stiffness improvement Objective measurement of tendon stiffness and strain The impact of subjective pain versus objective load Practical approaches to load prescription in rehab Future directions in in vivo strain measurement The influence of neural and muscular factors on tendon health Tendon training and its impact on injury prevention Force testing methods and their limitations The significance of consistent measurement in clinical practice Differences in force output based on joint position and testing protocols The role of strength and stiffness in tendon health Practical approaches for non-elite athletes to improve tendon resilience The importance of standardized testing to compare data across studies and clinics Challenges in interpreting force data and injury risk correlations The potential of imaging and force testing to predict injury risk Future directions in in vivo tendon strain management Chapters 00:00 Introduction and guest background 02:14 Chris Juno's journey into biomechanics and tendon research 07:55 Historical perspective on tendon management and protocols 14:59 The shift from avoidance to load-based rehab strategies 22:00 Understanding the difference between pain and stiffness 29:49 The role of physics, force, and strain in rehab 36:58 Measuring and optimizing tendon load and position 43:53 Future directions: in vivo strain measurement and clinical tools Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cmj027/ Dungeons and Dynamometers: dungeonsanddynamometers.com Twitter: https://x.com/Chris_Juneau3 Email: cmj027@gmail.com Podcast: https://ptinquest.com Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-176-tendons-and-force-testing-with-chris-juneau/

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  Ethan and Jordan Pimstone: 52.5 Inch Vertical Jump Training

  Jul 17, 20261h 29m

  Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Pimstone Brothers 03:10 Ethan's Journey to the World Record 06:00 Controversies Surrounding the Record 08:57 Upcoming Challenges and Competitors 12:01 Training Insights and Methodologies 15:00 The Evolution of Jumping Records 21:24 Transitioning to Dunking Success 23:03 The Power of Basic Training 24:07 The Journey to Vertical Jumping 26:51 Understanding Jumping Styles 29:56 Managing Jumper's Knee 37:56 Training Strategies for Jumpers 44:05 Weight Room Numbers vs. Jump Performance 46:59 Balancing Strength and Explosiveness 50:16 Body Composition and Jumping Ability 53:10 The Role of Arm Swing in Jumping 56:59 Jump Technique and Biomechanics 01:06:30 Understanding Jump Mechanics and Ground Contact Times 01:07:47 Exploring Dunking Techniques and Training Approaches 01:09:52 Injury Management and Recovery Strategies 01:12:00 Training Volume and Session Structure 01:15:54 Future Goals and Training Plans 01:18:01 The Role of Equipment and Surfaces in Jumping 01:20:02 Lessons Learned from the Dunking Community 01:21:48 Mistakes and Growth in Training 01:24:03 Future Aspirations in Vertical Jump Training Takeaways Ethan broke his record on his birthday, showcasing his dedication. Jordan has a 45.5 inch vertical jump, highlighting family athleticism. Ethan's journey began at Dunk Camp, where he first gained recognition. Controversies in the dunk community often revolve around measurement accuracy. Ethan's record jump was scrutinized for potential cheating in reach measurement. Upcoming competitors are preparing to challenge Ethan's record. Training methodologies include a mix of strength training and jump-specific drills. Ethan's transition from bodybuilding to jump training was pivotal. The brothers emphasize the importance of proper technique in jumping. The dunk community is evolving with new athletes pushing boundaries. Ethan transitioned to dunking after testing a 47.5 inch vertical. Basic training has been crucial for Ethan's success. Ethan's late growth spurt contributed to his jumping ability. Living on a trampoline may have aided Ethan's jumping skills. Managing jumper's knee is essential for sustained performance. Ethan's training includes a careful balance of volume and intensity. Jordan emphasizes the importance of individualized training programs. Ethan's experience with injuries shaped his training approach. The nervous system adapts quickly, but tendons take longer. Ethan's commitment to his training program has led to better health. Ethan's weight room numbers are below average for his jump height. Jordan prioritizes explosive training over traditional strength metrics. High jumpers can produce significant force without high weight room numbers. Body composition plays a crucial role in jump performance. Reducing non-functional mass can benefit jumping and knee health. Arm swing is important but can be overrated in training. Ethan's jump technique is unique but effective for his performance. Double heel contact during jumps can indicate compensatory mechanics. Maintaining a balance between strength and explosiveness is key. Jumping technique varies greatly among athletes, and individual differences matter. Younger athletes may not rely on their stretch-shortening cycle. Ground contact times are crucial for high jumpers. Training techniques can vary significantly among dunkers. Injury management is essential for maintaining performance. Warm-up routines can alleviate pain and improve performance. Training volume should be tailored to individual needs. The dunking community is supportive and encouraging. Basic training methods yield significant results. Listening to your body is crucial in training. Future goals include breaking records and expanding training programs. Ethan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ethanpimstone1/ Ethan on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ethanpimstone1 Ethan on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Ethan_Pimstone Jordan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jp.apexperformance/ Pimstone Performance: https://www.pimstoneperformance.com Apex Human Performance: https://www.apexhumanperformance.org Notes: https://jackedathlete.com/podcast-174-ethan-and-jordan-pimstone-52-5-inch-vertical-jump-training/

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