Keith Baar

@MuscleScience

Researching how exercise, nutrition and aging alter musculoskeletal function

California
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Joined April 2009
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    Jul 8

    My first publication as a chapter with on 'Effects of Loading and Nutrition on Fascia' will be out late August. There's a cool section about combining load and nutrition to facilitate return to play after tendon/ ligament injury!

    For those interested in the role of fascia in human movement, there is a new book coming soon in the area. You can pre-order it here if you would like:
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  2. Jul 8

    Really looking forward to this. Talk shortly.

    Really looking forward to tonight’s journal club with , chatting about all things oestrogen and musculoskeletal I have a list of questions.... must remember to let others speak!!
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    Jul 7

    Nothing about us should be decided without us. That includes our representation in Congress & resources in our communities. Join the - go to & make it happen. It takes just a few minutes to be counted and

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    Jul 6

    AFL game injuries have increased weekly since the restart – 14 muscle injuries in the last 18 games, including 11 hamstrings. 81.8% of these occurred in players who’ve had prior hamstring injuries, aligning with evidence that those with previous injuries are at a higher risk.

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  5. Jul 6

    Really interesting thread here on policing, for those who are interested in understanding the impacts of some of the community discussions going on in America

    There’s plenty of evidence that police violence *increases* crime rates in communities, especially Black communities. Then, police use these crime rates to justify even more aggressive policing practices. Let’s review the research. (1/x)
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  6. Jul 6

    For those interested in the role of fascia in human movement, there is a new book coming soon in the area. You can pre-order it here if you would like:

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    Jul 2

    And lastly, we haven't talked about Maya Moore nearly enough in the same breath as Kap. We should use this moment of joy to examine the marginalization of Black women athletes (and Black women generally) as these narratives of struggle take shape

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    Jul 2

    It's a joyous moment, but if we don't consider how many Jonathan Irons's are behind bars without an all-time basketball great to fight for their release, it's humbling and downright enraging.

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    Jul 2

    My latest piece about , Jonathan Irons, and both the beauty of what they accomplished and the ugliness of what it says about our system that it needed to be accomplished at all.

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  10. Jul 1

    Super proud of you. Thank you for putting yourself out there with so much at stake.

    Replying to @MuscleScience @espn
    Thanks Keith. Never even considered ESPN level exposure as a college athlete. Clearly never expected to go through the last few months.
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  11. Jul 1

    Really great to see a former lab assistant and collegiate athlete in her current role as ICU doctor dealing with COVID-19. I bet she wanted to make as an athlete, but this is more impressive to me

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    Jun 26

    I know republicans don’t want to see or hear it but science and listening to medical professionals is undefeated Via

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  13. Jun 25

    It was nice to finally be cheering for the same team as , and . Glad that could help you celebrate a few days early

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  14. Jun 24

    Hey , love your state by state COVID map, but could you update the "cases per capita" map? It is now almost useless since pretty much every state is >250 per 100K. Thanks.

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    Jun 21
    Replying to

    I love this quote on the topic: "When writing about science, don’t simplify the science; simplify the writing." Julie Ann Miller, Editor of Science News

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    Jun 21

    Most common issues I see in scientific writing: - Doesn’t explain why the problem is important. - No clear takeaway message. (How would the reader explain it to a colleague?) - Sentences too long/complex. - Doesn’t offer intuition for results. - Over-stated conclusions.

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  17. Jun 21

    Please check out the wonderful presentations by and Mette Hansen on how estrogen regulates musculoskeletal function

    My presentation on 𝐸𝓈𝓉𝓇𝑜𝑔𝑒𝓃 𝑅𝑒𝑔𝓊𝓁𝒶𝓉𝒾𝑜𝓃 𝑜𝒻 𝑀𝓊𝓈𝒸𝓊𝓁𝑜𝓈𝓀𝑒𝓁𝑒𝓉𝒶𝓁 𝐹𝓊𝓃𝒸𝓉𝒾𝑜𝓃 is available as an on-demand presentation (in the Professional Development Bundle) at the Virtual Experience. Link to Bundle here:
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    Jun 19

    It’s long overdue for our association to truly care about ALL of its members!

    CFOO Juneteenth Letter - Feel free to sign if in agreement.
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  19. Jun 19

    Really good thread here showing expert women are constantly challenged by non-expert men. It happens in all fields, but sports medicine seems rife with these incidents.

    ., as First Team Doctor & Assistant Medical Director, I was proud to be part of a medical team that had the best player availability & return to play data in the English Premier League. I hold three medical degrees, practice medicine in three languages & have over
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  20. Jun 18

    Check out this awesome virtual poster on reversing tendinopathy by my PhD student .

    My e-poster with on Loading to Optimize Patellar Tendon Repair after Injury is available! Check it out & feel free to chat/email questions:
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