Leonardo Ribas (@percorrer) 's Twitter Profile
Leonardo Ribas

@percorrer

Treinador de Atletismo & da Assessoria PerCorrer (Track and Field Coach)
Mestre em Ciências do Movimento Humano (Master in Human Movement Sciences)

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British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) (@bjsm_bmj) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🔍 Comprehensive evaluation of training in long-distance runners 🏃‍♂️ NEW #PhDAcademyAward covering ⌚️Wearable and spatiotemporal parameters 💤 Body's responses to fatigue 📄 Training programmes impact on performance READ 👉 bit.ly/49AKZz8

🔍 Comprehensive evaluation of training in long-distance runners 🏃‍♂️ 

NEW #PhDAcademyAward covering 
⌚️Wearable and spatiotemporal parameters
💤 Body's responses to fatigue 
📄 Training programmes impact on performance 

READ 👉 bit.ly/49AKZz8
Running-Physio (@tomgoom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

3 key sprinting phases and how to train them! 🏃💨 Based on a fantastic overview of sprinting performance by Haugen et al. (2019) in Sports Medicine - Open. It's *open access* so be sure to read the full article!

3 key sprinting phases and how to train them! 🏃💨

Based on a fantastic overview of sprinting performance by Haugen et al. (2019) in Sports Medicine - Open.

It's *open access* so be sure to read the full article!
Running-Physio (@tomgoom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What happens when we run faster?🏃‍♂️ 1. Peak muscles forces increase, especially for the hamstrings & hip flexors 2. Acceleration is largely achieved by increasing step length at low speeds & step rate at high speeds 3. Runners may change foot strike but individual response varies

What happens when we run faster?🏃‍♂️
1. Peak muscles forces increase, especially for the hamstrings & hip flexors
2. Acceleration is largely achieved by increasing step length at low speeds & step rate at high speeds
3. Runners may change foot strike but individual response varies
Daniel Berglind, PhD (@danielberglind) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚴‍♂️ New meta-analysis: Low-volume interval training (LV-IT) reduces total fat, abdominal fat & visceral fat in adults with overweight/obesity. ⚡ LV-IT = same fat loss as high-volume HIIT, but in far less time ⏰ tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Running-Physio (@tomgoom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cross-training is a great way for injured athletes to maintain fitness. Look for options that are comfortable in terms of symptoms and easily accessible for the patient.

Cross-training is a great way for injured athletes to maintain fitness. Look for options that are comfortable in terms of symptoms and easily accessible for the patient.
JB Morin (@jb_morin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨NEW PAPER🚨 Resisted sprinting ➡️different sprint mechanics and running speed BUT when compared at the same🏃‍♂️speed, differences are only minor🧐 Confirms & extends results of 2 recent 📄 researchgate.net/publication/39… 👏Edson Silva & al.

🚨NEW PAPER🚨
Resisted sprinting ➡️different sprint mechanics and running speed BUT when compared at the same🏃‍♂️speed, differences are only minor🧐
Confirms & extends results of 2 recent 📄
researchgate.net/publication/39…
👏<a href="/ssilva_edson/">Edson Silva</a> &amp; al.
José López Chicharro (@chicharrojl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

RESPUESTAS FISIOLÓGICAS AL ENTRENAMIENTO DE ESPRINT EN APNEA Comparar hipoventilación y apnea máxima durante sprints revela que ambas inducen hipoxemia e hipercapnia superiores a la respiración normal, pero la apnea reduce la carga total de trabajo y la oscilación muscular de

RESPUESTAS FISIOLÓGICAS AL ENTRENAMIENTO DE ESPRINT EN APNEA Comparar hipoventilación y apnea máxima durante sprints revela que ambas inducen hipoxemia e hipercapnia superiores a la respiración normal, pero la apnea reduce la carga total de trabajo y la oscilación muscular de
Running-Physio (@tomgoom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

3 key sprinting phases and how to train them! 🏃💨 Based on a fantastic overview of sprinting performance by Haugen et al. (2019) in Sports Medicine - Open. It's *open access* so be sure to read the full article!

3 key sprinting phases and how to train them! 🏃💨

Based on a fantastic overview of sprinting performance by Haugen et al. (2019) in Sports Medicine - Open.

It's *open access* so be sure to read the full article!
Fred Duncan (@fred__duncan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There's no escaping it, if you want to run a great 400, you need serious speed. It doesn't matter how much mileage you stack... if you're not fast in the 100/200, you're limiting your potential. & yes there are always exceptions! That's why every one of my training programs,

There's no escaping it, if you want to run a great 400, you need serious speed.

It doesn't matter how much mileage you stack... if you're not fast in the 100/200, you're limiting your potential. &amp; yes there are always exceptions! 

That's why every one of my training programs,
José López Chicharro (@chicharrojl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

EL ENTRENAMIENTO INTERVÁLICO DE ALTA INTENSIDAD POTENCIA LA FLEXIBILIDAD METABÓLICA Y LA EFICIENCIA INSULÍNICA EN VARONES CON OBESIDAD La realización de tres sesiones de entrenamiento interválico de alta intensidad, igualando el gasto energético con entrenamiento continuo

EL ENTRENAMIENTO INTERVÁLICO DE ALTA INTENSIDAD POTENCIA LA FLEXIBILIDAD METABÓLICA Y LA EFICIENCIA INSULÍNICA EN VARONES CON OBESIDAD La realización de tres sesiones de entrenamiento interválico de alta intensidad, igualando el gasto energético con entrenamiento continuo
European Journal of Applied Physiology (@ejap_official) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Achieving a sub-2-hour marathon requires a VO₂_(max) of 75–85 mL·kg⁻¹·min⁻¹, optimal running economy, and cognitive endurance. This study reviews how these elements work together to enhance performance in elite runners. bit.ly/4aKH6Ir

British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) (@bjsm_bmj) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📣 Your number 1 most read article of 2025 is...🥁 🥇 How much running is too much? Identifying high-risk running sessions in a 5200-person cohort study 🏃‍♂️ Paper ➡️ bit.ly/3YKvttQ Blog ➡️ bit.ly/4nBnTMS That's all for #BJSMWrapped 2025 ✅

📣 Your number 1 most read article of 2025 is...🥁

🥇 How much running is too much? Identifying high-risk running sessions in a 5200-person cohort study 🏃‍♂️

Paper ➡️ bit.ly/3YKvttQ
Blog ➡️ bit.ly/4nBnTMS

That's all for #BJSMWrapped 2025 ✅
1080 Motion (@1080motion) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How to pick the right eccentric overload 🤔 Eccentric overload isn’t about chasing the biggest number just because you can. As Jan Seiler explains, the goal of exposing athletes to the highest braking forces only matters if the concentric still looks right Because with

Running-Physio (@tomgoom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I teamed up with @Liz_Bayley_Physio to create this progressive rehab programme for Plantar Heel Pain.  We've called it 'LiTHE' (Liz and Tom's Heel Exercises) and it's aimed at active and sporty patients. It's not a recipe though so it's best to adapt it to suit individual needs.

I teamed up with @Liz_Bayley_Physio to create this progressive rehab programme for Plantar Heel Pain. 

We've called it 'LiTHE' (Liz and Tom's Heel Exercises) and it's aimed at active and sporty patients. It's not a recipe though so it's best to adapt it to suit individual needs.
David Dack (@daviddack) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This sounds logical… until you look at the trade-offs. A lot of runners treat the long run like a badge of honor. Longer must be better. More miles must mean more preparation. That belief sticks around because long runs do matter — just not endlessly. The confusion usually

This sounds logical… until you look at the trade-offs.

A lot of runners treat the long run like a badge of honor.
Longer must be better.
More miles must mean more preparation.

That belief sticks around because long runs do matter — just not endlessly.

The confusion usually