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Very happy to have our “Case report of the female world record holder from 1,500 m to the marathon in the 75+ age category” published in Journal of Applied Physiology Great collaboration with Bas Van Hooren testing Jeannie Rice near her WR at TCS London Marathon LboroSSEHS journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.11…

We (with many other so-called "endurance experts" - Great bunch with many friends) answered this simple question: Why Runners Are Racing Faster Than Ever? marathonhandbook.com/why-runners-ar…

Was great to present on tendon stiffness, performance and injuries for high-performance coaches, (ex)athletes, physios, and many more at the Leaders in Performance Conference XL yesterday Hopefully it will contribute to optimizing performance and reducing injury risk

2nd place Dutch nationals half-marathon Venloop Video shows last ~700m with lots of cheering crowd Mixed-feelings after the race: happy to be back after missing the nationals last year due to injury, but I really came for that 1st place! Up next: Europeans 10km/HM 12/13 April

Good luck Bas Van Hooren in today’s European half marathon championships 🏃‍♂️

11th place at European Championships Half Marathon Leuven! What an incredible experience! European Athletics

Honored to share that last week I was awarded the PhD thesis jury and public awards from the Dutch Movement Sciences Society (VvBN). You can download the thesis for free here: cris.maastrichtuniversity.nl/en/publication…

The Washington Post did a nice write-up of our study on a multiple world record holder master athlete. lnkd.in/eba5tMNU Free full-text of the study here: lnkd.in/e3-bK3z4.

Honoured that our article was selected as best short report at the American Physiological Society summit in Baltimore this weekend! Thank you to my co-authors Prof Phil Jakeman and Bas Van Hooren and the Journal of Applied Physiology editorial team for their support. SHE Research SHPRC