Human Endurance

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Zone 2, Strength & Training by Feel | Dr. Thomas Mortelmans Ph.D. in Biomedical Sciences and Founder of ESQ Coaching

October 04, 2026

Your zone 2 at the start of a ride is not your zone 2 at the end. Zones are a model. Feel is the skill.In this Expert Series episode, we talk with Dr. Thomas Mortelmans, a scientist who coaches. Thomas holds a PhD in Biomedical Sciences from the University of Basel and works as a Sr. Scientist at Johnson & Johnson. He coaches cyclists, triathletes, and runners through ESQ Coaching, writes the weekly newsletter The Scientist's Notebook, and is building Gradescale, a training analytics ...

VO₂max, HRV, Lab Testing: What Actually Changes Your Training | Marco Altini, Running Coach, Scientist, Founder of HRV4Training, Advisor at Oura and augo

September 08, 2026

A high VO₂max can be a sign that you are inefficient, not that you are fit.That is one of several ideas Marco Altini takes apart in this episode. Marco is co-founder of HRV4Training, an endurance coach, an advisor at Oura, and a guest lecturer at VU Amsterdam. He holds a PhD in data science and master's degrees in computer science engineering and human movement sciences. He is also Bruna's coach and an advisor to augo.We start with why he prescribes almost everything by perceived effo...

Why your trail race never goes to plan | Ido Dassa, Former pro trail runner, Israeli 100km Champion and National Record Holder, Co-founder & CEO RacePace

August 29, 2026

Two runners can look at the same race stats, the same distance, the same elevation gain, and finish hours apart. Ido Dassa has spent a decade learning why.In this Expert Series episode we talk with Ido, a pro ultra-trail runner and CEO of RacePace. He is the Israeli 100 km champion and national record holder, a member of the national trail team, and a The North Face athlete. He has raced backyard ultras, 200K on the road, vertical Ks and technical mountain 100Ks. He also started running at 18...

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The publicly listed email for Human Endurance: fabienne.maia1@gmail.com.

How many listeners does Human Endurance have?

Podseeker estimates Human Endurance reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Human Endurance?

Human Endurance typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Endurance-sports coaches, sports scientists, sports-medicine professionals, technology or training-platform founders, and competitive runners or triathletes with recognized national-level achievements or distinctive performance journeys. Common among recent guests: National or age-group championship titles; National records or elite competitive results; Professional work with elite or WorldTour athletes. Recent guests include Marco Altini, Ido Dassa, and Martin Kumm.

How hard is it to get booked on Human Endurance?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Human Endurance cover?

Recent episodes cover Sports, Endurance Sports, Running, Triathlon, and Sports Science. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.