Deep dive into cardiovascular health with Prof. Martin Halle, Medical Director of Preventive Sports Medicine and Sports Cardiology at the Technical University of Munich.
Why isn't strength training alone enough to optimally strengthen the cardiovascular system?
What are the best methods for measuring cardiovascular health?
How long should you refrain from exercise after a cold to protect your heart?
Why is it so important to know your resting heart rate?
You'll learn all this and much more in this episode!
Modern Medicine thrives on the support of its listeners. If you'd like to help keep this going and also receive exclusive bonus content, you can support me here: https://steady.page/modern-medicine
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:55 The Effects of Exercise on the Heart
00:02:00 Resting Heart Rate & Stroke Volume
00:03:45 Blood Vessel Elasticity
00:06:00 Acute vs. Chronic Effects
00:08:00 Fat Cells & Muscle Cells
00:10:00 Optimal Training Strategies for the Cardiovascular System
00:12:00 Heart Attack Protection Through Collateral Circulation
00:13:30 Strength Training vs. Cardio
00:14:30 Why Strength Training Alone Isn't Enough
00:17:50 What Does a Good Cardio Workout Look Like?
00:18:30 Recovery Time
00:20:00 Sample Training Week
00:25:00 Zone 2 vs. HIIT
00:28:00 Time-Efficient Training
00:31:00 Short Training Sessions
00:35:00 Measurement Methods: Wearables
00:37:30 VO2max
00:39:00 Lactate Test
00:40:00 Normal Resting Heart Rate
00:41:00 Is There Such a Thing as a Low Heart Rate?
00:41:00 00:43:30 Imaging: Cardiac Ultrasound, MRI, CT
00:45:00 Benefits of Ultrasound
00:48:00 Taking a Break from Sports During Colds
00:49:00 Myocarditis
00:52:00 Effect of COVID-19 on the Heart
00:54:30 Closing Remarks
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Studies Mentioned & Links:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34669...
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Deep dive into cardiovascular health with Prof. Martin Halle, Medical Director of Preventive Sports Medicine and Sports Cardiology at the Technical University of Munich.
Why isn't strength training alone enough to optimally strengthen the cardiovascular system?
What are the best methods for measuring cardiovascular health?
How long should you refrain from exercise after a cold to protect your heart?
Why is it so important to know your resting heart rate?
You'll learn all this and much more in this episode!
Modern Medicine thrives on the support of its listeners. If you'd like to help keep this going and also receive exclusive bonus content, you can support me here: https://steady.page/modern-medicine
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:55 The Effects of Exercise on the Heart
00:02:00 Resting Heart Rate & Stroke Volume
00:03:45 Blood Vessel Elasticity
00:06:00 Acute vs. Chronic Effects
00:08:00 Fat Cells & Muscle Cells
00:10:00 Optimal Training Strategies for the Cardiovascular System
00:12:00 Heart Attack Protection Through Collateral Circulation
00:13:30 Strength Training vs. Cardio
00:14:30 Why Strength Training Alone Isn't Enough
00:17:50 What Does a Good Cardio Workout Look Like?
00:18:30 Recovery Time
00:20:00 Sample Training Week
00:25:00 Zone 2 vs. HIIT
00:28:00 Time-Efficient Training
00:31:00 Short Training Sessions
00:35:00 Measurement Methods: Wearables
00:37:30 VO2max
00:39:00 Lactate Test
00:40:00 Normal Resting Heart Rate
00:41:00 Is There Such a Thing as a Low Heart Rate?
00:41:00 00:43:30 Imaging: Cardiac Ultrasound, MRI, CT
00:45:00 Benefits of Ultrasound
00:48:00 Taking a Break from Sports During Colds
00:49:00 Myocarditis
00:52:00 Effect of COVID-19 on the Heart
00:54:30 Closing Remarks
Instagram: Instagram: med.alessandro
Instagram sportmedizintum: Instagram: sportmedizintum
Website of Preventive Sports Cardiology and Sports Medicine at TUM: https://www.google.com/search?client=...
Studies Mentioned & Links:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34669...
Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/
LIFELIKE (TECHNOLOGY)