Nathan Riding

Researcher - Sports Cardiology/Cardiac Physiology #SportsCardio. Lecturer in Sports Medicine @UCL. I love running around in circles

[Nathan Riding @Nathan_Riding]

Topical subject of late but here I go into the who, what, when and why of cardiac screening in athletes. #SportsCardio

Answering some of the key questions, and controversies

If you’re interested I’ve linked to the full talk in all its glory below @Aspetar

[Professor Chris Whitty @CMO_England]

Today, the UK CMOs have published updated physical activity guidelines. These reflect stronger evidence on the benefits of increasing activity for anyone, but especially for the least active. Even small amounts of activity can have big benefits for health. https://t.co/Qnphr6NZ0U

[AHA Science @AHAScience]

This Scientific Statement summarizes the present state and future directions of exercise training for these high-risk populations, including functional deficits, responses to exercise training, modifications in training programs required to maximize safety and efficacy, and knowledge gaps in this field. https://t.co/dSgYYFWv1h

✍🏼 @JRGolbus @FrailtyMD

[EHJ Editor-in-Chief @ehj_ed]

Paediatric athletes are not just “mini adults.” When it comes to cardiac screening, age, growth, and physiology change everything. A new consensus sets the stage for smarter, earlier, and more tailored evaluation, starting from the basics to advanced imaging. Read more in #EHJ. https://t.co/rxlKWuJvAA
#athletes #suddendeath #cardiotwitter @ESC_Journals @escardio

[SportsCardiology @Sports_CardioNL]

Cardiovascular adaptation to training load in endurance athletes: a longitudinal study
https:/academic.oup.com/eurheartj/advance-article/doi/10.1093/eurheartj/ehaf/1018/8416519?login=true
#Cardiacremodelling #Exercise #intensity #Sportscardiology

[Aortahub @arturaortahub]

EXERCISE RECOMMENDATIONS IN MARFAN SYNDROME
🏋️‍♀️34 pages
🏋️‍♀️50 references
🏋️‍♀️3 exhaustive tables
🏋️‍♀️4 illustrating figures
🏋️‍♀️8 expert authors
🏋️‍♀️A more than welcomed document to guide clinicians in the assessment and exercise prescription in this population
https://t.co/YiYUPkkVZL

[Dr Joyee Basu PhD @BasuJoyee]

High intensity exercise can improve cardiorespiratory fitness, reduce cardiovascular risk and provide psychological benefit in individuals with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. However, for these positive effects to have a lasting impact, regular exercise must become a consistent habit.

So proud that my PhD work has just been published in EHJ. Thank you to my fantastic supervisory team, collaborators, physiologists and most importantly the incredible participants and cardiac rehabilitation team without whom none of this would be possible.

@MichaelPapadak2 @SSharmacardio Dimitra Nikoletou @JODriscoll9 @DrMaiteTome @BehrElijah @DrCJMiles @maclachlan_h @parry_williams @escardio @ehj_ed @CityStG_Health @CRY_UK

https://t.co/MSWnd6kmD7

[Dr Joyee Basu PhD @BasuJoyee]

I've spent almost a decade championing exercise in my ICC patients and am so proud to see this article providing a practical approach to exercise prescription in patients with cardiomyopathies and channelopathies published in @Heart_BMJ today. I hope that this article empowers health professionals to have discussions around exercise and provide recommendations.

Many thanks to @DrRaghavBhatia Hamish MacLachlan @_HelenMayAlex @nabeelsheikh99 @robcoops82 for their valuable contributions and to @kazemr for believing in the proposal!

https://t.co/lkgu2fJDMB

@AmandaVarnava @CRY_UK @Drstevenjcox @BucksHealthcare @Cardiomyopathy @libbyjarman @MichaelPapadak2 @SSharmacardio

[Jo Blodgett @blodgettjm]

🚨🚨🚨 ICYMI

Our latest @ProPASSconsort research was published in Circulation @CircAHA last week.

🔗https://t.co/pXNv4F5xLd

🧵How does daily movement - from 💤 sleep to 🏃‍♂️ exercise - impact blood pressure (BP)? A thread about what we did & what we found⬇️

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[JAHA @JAHA_AHA]

A tailored moderate-intensity personalized exercise prescription appears to be a feasible approach in selected HCM patients. #AHAJournals @CavigliLuna @IacopoOlivotto @FlavioDascenzi @unisiena https://t.co/i1xuUNWeWs

[Nathan Riding @Nathan_Riding]

@tristan_kw @MichaelPapadak2 Congrats Tristan, enjoy!

[Nathan Riding @Nathan_Riding]

@BasuJoyee Congratulations Joyee!

[Nathan Riding @Nathan_Riding]

@BasuJoyee @TheISEH @WomenAs1 @BCSWIC Thank you Joyee, it was a pleasure having you. A great lecture and one in which the students gained a lot from.

[Dr Joyee Basu PhD @BasuJoyee]

A great end to the week teaching on sudden cardiac death in athletes @TheISEH for the MSc programme in Sports Medicine, Exercise & Health. Thank you to @Nathan_Riding for the kind invite. @WomenAs1 @BCSWIC

[Prof David Oxborough @oxborough77]

Sex differences for allometric scaling of LV mass in athletes. Predominant normal geometry / greater concentric remodelling with age. https://t.co/R1Gyo6rXXN @LJMUSportSci @StGeorgesUni @BarbMorrison9 @robcoops82 @SSharmacardio @MichaelPapadak2 @SPapatheodorou @parry_williams

[Nathan Riding @Nathan_Riding]

Happy to have contributed to this article delving into anterior T-wave inversions in athletes. With a particular perspective from Africa, and touching upon the challenges faced within screening. @BJSM_BMJ

https://t.co/SgdwJabbUr

[British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) @BJSM_BMJ]

📣 Anterior T-wave inversion in black athletes: an African perspective ❤️

What does the current evidence show and why is screening a challenge? 📈

NEW #Editorial 📄 https://t.co/WFIawyfmAL

[Nathan Riding @Nathan_Riding]

@DrMark_Faghy @DerbyUni @ruth_ashton1 @RebeccaOwen13_ @CallumThomas96 @fferraro5 @LindsaySkipper @SammieFMc @Pen_CTU @andy_hooton @LongCOVIDPhysio @cez1966 Congratulations Mark, well deserved.

[Dr Joyee Basu PhD @BasuJoyee]

Wonderful to see how research we conducted into HCM and high intensity exercise has helped patients to exercise with confidence. Thank you again to the SAFE-HCM team and all my wonderful participants for making this happen. @MichaelPapadak2 @DNikoletou @JODriscoll9 @SSharmacardio