03: Running on Empty- Postpartum REDs in the Elite Female Marathoner
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About this listen
0:00 – Welcome & sponsor introduction
4:15 – Case intro: professional marathoner postpartum
9:00 – Physical therapy approach (Dr. Mihevc Edwards)
16:30 – Physician considerations: delivery, injury history, pelvic floor (Dr. Raiser)
25:20 – Nutrition & fueling postpartum (Kelsey Pontius)
34:15 – Coaching influence, mindset & interdisciplinary teamwork
41:40 – RED-S, underfueling & blood sugar regulation
50:10 – Long-term recovery, rest, and community support
58:00 – Key takeaways from each discipline
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