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The Science of Stretching with Jules Mitchell

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In this episode of Zebra Talks, Libby welcomes biomechanics expert Jules Mitchell to discuss the science of stretching and connective tissue behavior, particularly in the context of hypermobility syndromes.

Jules provides insights from her extensive research and professional experience, addressing common misconceptions about stretching, the adaptive capabilities of connective tissue, and how people with hypermobility can safely engage in physical activities. The discussion includes the impact of mechanical tension on tissue adaptation, the importance of understanding individual responses to stretching, and the role of exercise science in improving joint stability and resilience.

Jules, who is also the author of 'Yoga Biomechanics Stretching Redefined' and an educator of yoga teachers worldwide, shares valuable perspectives on the interplay between biomechanics and yoga practices, offering practical advice for both practitioners and instructors.

00:35 Meet Jules Mitchell: Yoga Biomechanics Expert
02:18 Jules' Journey into Stretching Research
04:55 Understanding Connective Tissue and Hypermobility
12:46 The Science of Stretching and Tissue Adaptation
18:37 Practical Advice for Bendy People
40:22 Final Thoughts and Resources

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Sisällön tarjoaa Dr Libby Hinsley. Dr Libby Hinsley tai sen podcast-alustan kumppani lataa ja toimittaa kaiken podcast-sisällön, mukaan lukien jaksot, grafiikat ja podcast-kuvaukset. Jos uskot jonkun käyttävän tekijänoikeudella suojattua teostasi ilman lupaasi, voit seurata tässä https://fi.player.fm/legal kuvattua prosessia.

In this episode of Zebra Talks, Libby welcomes biomechanics expert Jules Mitchell to discuss the science of stretching and connective tissue behavior, particularly in the context of hypermobility syndromes.

Jules provides insights from her extensive research and professional experience, addressing common misconceptions about stretching, the adaptive capabilities of connective tissue, and how people with hypermobility can safely engage in physical activities. The discussion includes the impact of mechanical tension on tissue adaptation, the importance of understanding individual responses to stretching, and the role of exercise science in improving joint stability and resilience.

Jules, who is also the author of 'Yoga Biomechanics Stretching Redefined' and an educator of yoga teachers worldwide, shares valuable perspectives on the interplay between biomechanics and yoga practices, offering practical advice for both practitioners and instructors.

00:35 Meet Jules Mitchell: Yoga Biomechanics Expert
02:18 Jules' Journey into Stretching Research
04:55 Understanding Connective Tissue and Hypermobility
12:46 The Science of Stretching and Tissue Adaptation
18:37 Practical Advice for Bendy People
40:22 Final Thoughts and Resources

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