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The Outlier Health Podcast

Health and Fitness Data: How Much is Too Much?

The Outlier Health Podcast

Matt Frazier

Fitness, Nutrition, Health & Fitness

4.41.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 January 2016

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Between Apple Watches, GPS watches, smart phones, fitness trackers, and any number of other new gadgets, we're able to collect more health and fitness data now than ever before. And there's no sign of that letting up any time soon. But is all that data really useful? In today's episode, Doug and I discuss the new trend towards more data, how it can be helpful, and why we're not sold on the fact that more data is a good thing.

Transcript

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0:24.6

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0:28.4

Athlete Radio. I am Matt Frazier joined by faithful co-host Doug Hay and

0:46.8

we're broadcasting live on Periscope as we always do. So if you're listening to this via iTunes

0:50.8

or the normal podcast channel and you'd like to watch us live as we record these

0:54.2

episodes follow no meat athlete on Twitter that's at no meat athlete no spaces or anything like that

1:00.5

and you will get the announcements when we do these things live.

1:03.5

Is that how that all works there, Doug?

1:05.0

That's how it works.

1:06.0

We may even start like promoting them a little bit ahead of time, but

1:10.0

yes, not right now.

1:12.0

Right now we're just doing it last, so we're just making anyone who is on

1:17.2

Twitter constantly updating their feed looking for Nomeet tweets is tweets are the lucky winners.

1:23.8

They're the ones who get to watch.

1:26.4

Very lucky winners.

1:28.1

All right, so we're talking today about data,

1:30.8

which it's kind of prompted by a personal experience that I had with data

1:36.7

recently got my blood work not recently now was it last spring through it with

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