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Thanks for checking out the SHOEphoria Podcast by Simon Bartold and Paul Griffin. We run www.bartoldclinical.com - an online lower limb sports medicine education platform for health practitioners and other interested followers. If you want to know a little more about us, head to this link; https://www.bartoldclinical.com/about/about-simon-bartold/...Just so happens to be that we know stacks about footwear science and we would like to share our passion for this industry with you. Thanks for Subscribing, listening and rating!
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Dr. Wouter Hoogkamer is the principle author of one of the most important pieces of running shoe research ever published.In 2018 his paper “A Comparison of the Energetic Cost of Running in MarathonRacing Shoes” was published in Sports Medicine, and for the first time revealed exactly what was going on with the Nike Vaporfly, the first of the so called Super Shoes,Wouter’s story starts way before that though, and, it is one of the most interesting we have aired on SHOEphoria.Like Kevin Fallon ...
The word legend is bandied about a lot in modern society, however our guest on this episode of SHOEphoria has well and truly earned this moniker.Dr. Kevin Kirby is a podiatric physician, author, educator, mentor, inventor and thinker, and it is impossible to downplay the influence he has had within the worlds of podiatry and biomechanics.Kevin has also been an accomplished athlete, especially as a runner, and remains so interested in running and running shoes, that until recently, he regularl...
It is our great pleasure to introduce to SHOEphoria two of the most influential members of the footwear design and innovation community.Dave Dombrow and Kevin Fallon are running shoe industry veterans. We have never been certain if this term is complementary or an insult!What we do know is that Dombrow and Fallon have enormous experience under their belts, and both have worked with Nike, Puma and most recently, Under Armour.Dave Dombrow actually began his footwear journey with an internship a...
Terry Schalow is the Executive Director of the Running Industry Association, a trade organization dedicated to supporting run specialty stores in the US and Canada. Prior to joining the RIA, Mr Schalow had a long tenure at ASICS America, where his executive roles included business unit management and product development in the performance running footwear category. Terry is one of the most knowledgeable people in the industry in relation to not only footwear, but footwear retail and ret...
Foot blisters are one of the most common foot injuries in sport and everyday life. Yet their cause is largely misunderstood.Real experts are pretty thin on the ground, but Bec Rushton qualifies for this moniker and has been helping people prevent and treat foot blisters in her podiatry clinic, on the sporting field and track-side at running events for twenty five years.In this episode of SHOEphoria Bec opens the lid on the Pandora’s box that is blister management, skewers a few sacred cows, a...
What gives SHOEphoria Podcast listeners the best bang for buck in relation to athletic footwear and injury?Dr. Matt Klein epitomises this as a physical therapist, ex footwear retail guy, runner and now industry insider.Matthew Klein is a residency and fellowship trained physical therapist from Southern California. He is currently a PhD Student at Azusa Pacific UniversityWith a focus on human and footwear interaction, a faculty member at Stanbridge University Physical Therapy Assistant Program...
Trevor Prior qualified in 1983 and, since that time has worked in both the private and public sectors. He obtained a teaching qualification in 1985 before obtaining a post graduate degree in Podiatry in 1989. He obtained his fellowship in Podiatric Surgery in 1993 and in 1994 he established the Podiatric Surgery service in City & Hackney, where he is currently a Consultant Podiatric Surgeon at Homerton University Hospital. He works in private practice and is Director of Premier...
1Our guest for SHOEphoria Episode 9 is a clinician, a biomechanist, a physiotherapist, a scientist, a prolific publisher and an enigma.Dr. Irene Davis is a distinguished researcher and academic and the Founder and Director of the Spaulding National Running Centre at Harvard Medical School, Harvard University.Dr. Davis has published extensively in both the fields of physiotherapy and biomechanics, with a particular focus on the management and prevention of running related injury.Her research ha...
It is difficult to know where to start with our guest on this episode of SHOEphoria.She honed her distance running craft as a cross country champion winning two silver medals (2002 Dublin, long race; 2003 Lausanne, long race) in the IAAF World Cross Country Championships.She then switched focus to the marathon distance and set her best time of 2:19:36 at the 2006 London Marathon. This time stands to this day as the American record.She is an Olympic Bronze medallist.She holds or has held ...
Legend is a word that is often bandied around, and frequently unjustified.That said, our guest on Episode 8 of SHOEphoria pretty much invented this descriptor in relation to running.Amby Burfoot won the Boston Marathon in 1968 at the tender age of 22, and went on to set his best time for the marathon at the famed Fukaoka Marathon in Japan in time of 2:14:28.8Amby did not know at the time, but this was just one second from the American marathon record at the time! He told me he would have gone...
Shoephoria has never had the same interviewee twice in a row, but Dr. Martyn Shorten is such a gold mine of information on shoes, the footwear industry, biomechanics and sports medicine, that we had him go back to back.In this episode, Martyn casually chucks a few hand grenades into the footwear world telling us that there is no place for “segmentation” of footwear into motion control, cushioning or stability categories because there simply is no evidence for it. And this means that tradition...
Part 1 of a 2 part podcast with Dr Martyn ShortenIt is not often one gets the opportunity to chat with someone who has worked with Nike Founder Phil Knight AND the legendary Nike innovator Bill Bowerman. Or for that matter with Mark Parker and Tom Clarke, both of whom started in the Nike Sports Research Laboratory and rose through the ranks to become CEO’s of the entire shebang!My guest today on Shoephoria episode 6 is considered one of the true legends of the world of footwear and footwear b...
Motion control features in running shoes are a thing of the past but we can't seem to shake it in retail or clinician referrals.Paul Griffin and Simon Bartold discuss the disconnect that exists between running shoe development and what is being advised to consumers via running retail and referring health clinicians.We discuss some results from a recent Bartold Clinical running industry survey where 200 responders, mainly made up of referring health practitioners, told us what we already knew....
https://www.bartoldclinical.com/podcasts/James Edward Monahan III (Jim) was always going to have a career based on sport. His father was a professional baseball coach, and say a bad word against his beloved NY Yankees at your peril! As it turns out, Jim Monahan has had a distinguished career in sports footwear, one that I have been privy to witness first hand. Jim’s entry into the athletic footwear industry commenced with ASICS in the USA, and remained there for over 20 years. Starting a...
Codi Ramsey is a loud and proud scientific fence sitter, and refuses to be pigeonholed into one profession or another. Although her expertise crosses sports and exercise science, biomechanics and even clinical sports medicine and physiotherapy, she identifies only as a scientist. And this may be one reason she has been able to achieve a lot in her relatively short time since completing her PhD at the University Of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand. Her pragmatic approach to footwear science...
Jeff is Runner-in-Chief for Runner's World, guiding the brand's shoes and gear coverage. A true shoe dog, he's spent more than a decade testing and reviewing shoes. In 2017, he ran in 285 different pairs of shoes, including a streak of 257 days wearing a different model.In this 30 minute podcast episode of SHOEphoria, Simon Bartold from Bartold Clinical talks with Jeff all things surrounding the current state of play with COVID-19 and its direct effect on the running industry as a whole. ...
Right now we are negotiating many interesting aspects of athlete performance. Not the least of these is performance enhancement, either by drugs, blood doping or even with the new “Super Shoes”.We have seen stunning performances in recent times, with world records falling, and even one of the most enduring and challenging records in athletics, the sub 2 hour marathon, falling. Almost exclusively, the finger has been pointed at the shoes these athletes are wearing, especially in relation...
Simon Bartold talks with Prof Benno Nigg all things Nike 4%, Next Percent and Alphafly.
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