This is Power Athlete Radio.

With your host, Denny K.z, Professor Bootyles, and V. Luke Summers.

And now, toes forward, hips locked, shoulders set, and retract those scoundaries.

It's time for the knowledge bombs.

Hey, everyone. Thanks for tuning into Power Athlete Radio.

This week we bring back our dear friend and colleague Dr. Tom Inclodon of human performance specialists.

As is the style of our resident mad scientist, Tom brings us the latest findings of his research involving a phenomena called the Neuromatrix.

Essentially, the brain and gut are connected by chemical

reactions and nervous system impulses. While we've spent plenty of time discussing the relationship

between the two with past guests, Tom brings forth a new take on the body's ability to communicate

signs and symptoms. If you live with pain, it may be far more complicated than acute or chronic injury.

According to the neuromatrix, many other factors may be contributing to the feeling or

sensation of pain, particularly as it pertains to your training. Physiologically, we experience

pain like any other naturally occurring sense, but just as those senses are subject to heightening or lessening, so too is our individual

pain response.

There's so much fascinating discussion coming your way in just a moment.

This is episode 145.

Power Appointe Nation, what is up?

You're here with John and Luke, and we have spent the past three days in Scottsdale, Arizona.

We've been at human performance specialists with our good friend and bad scientist, Dr. Tom Cosby Inclidon.

I'm going to start thinking that's my real name now.

But no, we're excited to be here.

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