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Some Work, All Play

94. Positive Reinforcement, Caffeine Genetics, and Sexy Science Spectacular

Some Work, All Play

David Roche and Megan Roche

Running, Sports

4.82.1K Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2022

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Summary

We channeled some SEXY WILDEBEEST vibes before talking about studies from rugby on how positive reinforcement before and after matches improves hormone levels and performance, a new review study on the perils of low-carbohydrate approaches to nutrition, opening up about our secrets, balancing positive mentorship and actionable feedback, bike racing, and a warm-up tip that leads to breakthroughs (in running or podcasts). Plus ALL OF THE SCIENCE that makes it one of our sexiest episodes ever! Thank you so much for being a part of this journey! WOOHOO!

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0:00.0

Woohoo! Welcome to the summer call play podcast. We are so happy to be with you today.

0:04.2

Happy Tuesday! It's Tuesday!

0:06.0

Freakin' Tuesday.

0:07.0

But I gotta be honest, it wasn't personally happy for me until just recently, because

0:11.1

as we were warming up for the podcast, we like to warm up our vocal cords, talk about

0:14.7

some of the studies just on background that we're gonna get to. You are wearing a big

0:18.8

puffy coat, and I was really, really disappointed. This is our naked time together on Tuesday's

0:23.8

med in.

0:24.8

Not during warm up, though. I was very particular about warm up. It's almost like warming

0:27.9

up for me for a track workout, where I need to wear all the clothes. And then as we get

0:31.9

closer and closer, start stripping down incrementally. And then, when the big dance is ready to

0:36.4

happen, just unleash it. And be ready for it. Go full, Nelly style, and unleash it all.

0:41.0

It's like strip poker, but for running really, really fast, that's a great lesson for

0:45.2

everyone. Always overdressed, just slightly, at least on your warm up, because the process

0:49.4

of taking off clothes is the most liberating thing in the world. It's like, my VO2 Max

0:53.2

goes up 10 points, as I strip down to my teddy wife. It's incredible.

0:57.0

I feel like, for me, especially pants. If I wear pants over shorts, and I strip them

1:01.2

down, pre-rease, pre-work out, I'm like, it's go time. Something about that just fires

1:06.6

up the neurons in my brain, and it's like, Bing, Bing, Bing, send it to him.

1:10.4

That's what we need. We need a control study on pants versus no pants warm-ups. I think

1:15.3

that would be freaking game-changing. In fact, I used to do it with tights, and that's

1:19.4

a full other level of liberation. When you take off tights, everything needs to flow.

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