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And over the past few weeks we've been musing over the science of movement from enormous planetary scales to tiny cellular ones. And so this week to

to celebrate our devotion to motion we bring you a move a day.

We'll be talking exercise, how animals get about, the wanderings of our early human ancestors, the movements

under our feet. With a superstar panel of scientists answering some of the science

questions you've been sending in. The Naked Scientists Podcast is powered by UKfast.co.uk.

So let's introduce our panel. We have Dan Gordon, Parolimpian and exercise

physiologist from Anglia Ruskin University. Dan I hear you've got a bit of a plan to get our blood pumping later on.

I thought that a very short little exercise treat for everybody just to get them raring to go, get the brain cells going, yes.

How easy is it to teach sports science virtually because I mean it's by

definition quite a physical discipline? It's been a real challenge we've had to

opt for having some of the sessions

are face to face.

So our practical sessions are still having to be face to face

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