Dieting and Weight Management: RED-S In Climbing

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 23

  • @mathias5618
    @mathias5618 3 года назад +14

    Such an important topic, love that the community talks about health related topics more and more

  • @cydile
    @cydile 3 года назад +3

    Thank you so much for making this video. I have never heard of RED-S before, but this is definitely something I think all climbers should be aware of. More info about it needs to be available in the community.

  • @andrewgilbertson5356
    @andrewgilbertson5356 3 года назад +6

    Really like the in depth approach to a subject.

  • @GirlBeta
    @GirlBeta 3 года назад +6

    Thanks for making this video! There should definitely be more awareness of RED-S in the climbing community!

  • @amelieclemens3201
    @amelieclemens3201 2 года назад

    This kind of subject is super important to me, since I've been struggling with an Eating disorder for 4 years now and it's doing more damage in my climbing than i thought it would...thankyou for informing about RED-S !!!

  • @RocknRun22
    @RocknRun22 3 года назад

    Much appreciation for this video, I dieted real hard thinking that my climbing will improve, which it did, but I ended up feeling awful, then I put the muscle back on that I should have had in the first place finally realizing I needed to eat more, Glad to see someone is spreading the message

  • @DIYToPen
    @DIYToPen 3 года назад +17

    That round sofa looks comfy as hell

  • @aidanloeser4890
    @aidanloeser4890 3 года назад +1

    I greatly appreciate this video.
    6:15 is a very strange graphic.

  • @Skadi2k3
    @Skadi2k3 Год назад

    So would a hard cut like in boxing better than prolonged deficiency? I believe it also had some disadvantages like stress on some organs like kidneys?

    • @OderiConditioning
      @OderiConditioning Год назад

      Boxers want to be under the weight limit when they step on the scale, not when they have to perform in the ring (they regain up to tens of pounds prior to the match proper). That kind of a dramatic water weight cut would definitely not improve anyone's climbing performance.

    • @Skadi2k3
      @Skadi2k3 Год назад

      @@OderiConditioning Hmm well you wouldn't in this case regain weight, but could be normal weight offseason and during training. They'd still suffer from some energy deficit probably, but with shorter duration. Might not be comparable or make sense :)

  • @DEDF4
    @DEDF4 3 года назад

    New lattice nutrition video? *brews tea and packs bowl, reclines office chair*

  • @jirikral1733
    @jirikral1733 4 месяца назад

    But what shall I do or not to do? Especially when I am over 50 😊🍔

  • @hannesmuskoslindberg607
    @hannesmuskoslindberg607 3 года назад +1

    Good talk! Important topic! I can't help but think, though, that the viewer would feel more included if you directed you body language and eyes toward the camera, just a tinge more... Or maybe I'm overthinking it? :D

    • @LatticeTraining
      @LatticeTraining  3 года назад +2

      We always appreciate feedback 🙏

    • @rixdalerheptads1505
      @rixdalerheptads1505 3 года назад +1

      No you are right and it's a really good point

    • @aidanloeser4890
      @aidanloeser4890 3 года назад +2

      lol would the two having the conversation still be able to maintain eye contact? i like that it feels like a discussion rather than lecture.

  • @nvcn86
    @nvcn86 3 года назад

    very reasonable discussion.
    i'm just waiting for the HAES movement to take it out or context and use to it to justify people being 400lbs :(

  • @climbcreate1428
    @climbcreate1428 3 года назад

    Mmmm

  • @tristanmayfield4851
    @tristanmayfield4851 3 года назад +1

    First?!?!