PODCASTPerform Ep 28: Identify & Fix Muscle Imbalances & Injury Risks
Dr. Andy Galpin
Contributor: Dr. Andy Galpin

Most people don't think of muscle as an organ — but that's exactly what it is.
In this conversation with Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, I get into the science of muscle physiology, what biomarkers actually tell us about health and performance, and how to think about building a body that holds up long term. We also cover fatigue and energy management, sleep quality, the relationship between muscle mass and longevity, VO2 max, protein intake, and what a sustainable strength training routine actually looks like.
Hope you enjoy it.
00:00:00 - Introduction to Dr. Gabriel Lion Show with Dr. Andy Galpin
00:12:27 - Dr. Andy Galpin's Journey and Career Highlights
00:24:09 - Challenges and Rewards of Public Engagement
00:35:18 - Early Career Experiences and Mentorship
00:46:25 - Transition to Academia and Research Focus
00:57:45 - Scientific Contributions and Muscle Physiology
01:08:48 - Importance of Biomarkers in Health and Performance
01:21:02 - Digital Twins and Future of Personalized Medicine
01:32:52 - Addressing Fatigue and Energy Management
01:44:37 - Sleep Quality and Environmental Factors
01:56:26 - Muscle Mass, Strength, and Longevity
02:08:42 - VO2 Max and Cardiovascular Fitness
02:21:10 - Interconnectedness of Muscle Quality and VO2 Max
02:32:51 - Protein Intake and Nutritional Strategies
02:44:48 - Strength Training and Exercise Routines
02:56:50 - Consistency and Long-Term Health Benefits
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