Episode 29 – Katherine Boere and your brain on endurance running
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Episode 29 – Katherine Boere and your brain on endurance running
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Ever wonder what’s actually happening to your brain when you’re pushing your body during prolonged endurance activity? You’re in luck! Katherine Boere is a human performance researcher and recent PhD graduate from the University of Victoria. Some of her research on cognitive performance took place through athletes running the Royal Victoria Marathon, and she joins the show for a fascinating conversation and provides lots of food for thought for distance runners! The guys also recap the most recent RVM, which was a massive success yet again.
The Rundown - upcoming races and events:
Oct 18 – Edge to Edge – Ucluelet – half and 10K - https://www.edgetoedgemarathon.com/race-schedules/
Oct 18 – Cowichan Autumn Classic – 5K and 10K - https://www.ceevacs.com/cowichan-autumn-classic/
Oct 31 – Qualicum Bay 11K and 27K – last race in the Island Trail Series! https://www.islandtrailseries.ca/races/qualicum-bay/
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