I hope you like my drawing! Here is the idea I had im my podcast!
Also here is the Link to: www.englishcycles.com
Rob make handbuild bike in the USA. Worth a look just to see what can be done with a hugh amount of talent and skill!
Any comment, questions or feedback please email me: info@cams-world.de
Talk soon. Cameron
Showing posts with label Podcast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Podcast. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Episode 4 Barefoot vs. Shoes: Plus a little about cycling and tactics.
Sound quality should be better from this episode forward. I had
not correctly installed my mic for the first 3 episodes.
Main section I look at the some of the science and research about
the differences between running Barefoot vs. Shoes. I also give me opinion on
the matter.
Comments, feedback or ideas for future shows email me info@cams-world.de
Download Podcast:
Libsyn:
Itines: type cams-world.de podcast into the search or follow this link.
If you are liking what I am doing please rate me on Itunes!
References:
Blaise
Williams III, D. S., Green, D. H., & Wurzinger, B., (2012) Changes in lower extremity movement and power absorption during forefoot
and barefoot running. The International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy 7(5), 525
Franz, J. R., Wierzbinski, C. M., &
Kram, R., (2012)
Metabolic Cost of Running Barefoot
versus
Shod: Is Lighter Better? American
College of Sports Medicine.
Nigg, B., & Enders, H., (2013)
Barefoot running – some critical
considerations
Human
Performance Laboratory, University of Calgary, Faculty of Kinesiology.
Paquette, M. R., Zhang, S., & Baumgartner,
L. D., (2013) Acute effects of
barefoot, minimal shoes and running shoes on lower limb mechanics in rear and
forefoot strike runners
Department
of Kinesiology, Recreation and Sport Studies, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville.
Rothschild, C., (2012) Running Barefoot
or in Minimalist Shoes: Evidence or Conjecture? National Strength and Conditioning Association
34, (2). 8
Utz-Meagher, C., Nulty, J., Holt, L.,
(2011) Comparative Analysis of Barefoot
and Shod
Running Sport Science Review, XX, (3-4),
113-130
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endurance_running_hypothesis
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Episode 3
Here is the itunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/nz/podcast/cams-world.de-podcast/id675496071
Here is the Libsyn link: http://camsworldde.libsyn.com/rss
This podcast from cams-world.de is about chain rings and Cam
has a word or two about doping. Listed below are studies I referenced. I read
more yet did not use the information from those studies, as everything was
covered in the studies below.
Dagnese,F. Carpes,F,P. de Assis Martins,D. Stefanyshyn,D. Bolli
Mota,C. Effects of a noncircular chainring system on muscle activation during
cycling. Journal of Electromyography and
Kinesiology 21 (2011) 13–17
Horvais,N. Samozino,P. Zameziati,K Hautier,C. Hintzy,F. Effects of a non circular
chainring on muscular, mechanical and physiological parameters during cycle
ergometer tests. Isokinetics and Exercise
Science 15 (2007) 271–279
Hue,O. Chamari,k. Damiani,M. Blonc,S. Hertogh,C. The use of an
eccentric chainring during and outdoor 1 km all-out cycling test. Journal of Science and
Medicine in Sport (2007) 10, 180-186
Carpes,F,P. Dagnese,F. Mota, C,B.Stefanyshyn,D,J. Cycling with noncircular chainring
system changes the three-dimensional kinematics of the
lower limbs Sports
Biomechanics 2009;
8(4): 275–283
Hue,O. Racinais,S. Chamari,K. Damiani,M.
Hertogh,C. Blonc,S. Does an eccentric chainring improve conventional parameters
of neuromuscular power? Journal
of Science and Medicine in Sport (2008) 11, 264—270
O’Hara,C,R. Clark,R,D.Hagobian,T.
McGaughey,K. Effects
of Chainring Type (Circular vs. Rotor Q-Ring) on 1km Time Trial Performance
Over Six Weeks in Competitive Cyclists and Triathletes.
International Journal of Sports Science and Engineering 06 (2012) 01. 025-040
Peiffer,J,J. Abbiss,C,R. The
Influence of Elliptical Chainrings on 10 km Cycling Time Trial Performance. International Journal of Sports
Physiology and Performance, 2010,
5, 459-468
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