Had a blast hopping on the DoR Podcast with Jen getting to peel back the curtain a bit on what we think about and solve for here at Brooks. Thank you @DoctorsRunning for having us!
In our latest podcast, we talk with Jennifer Sumner and @edayrun, biomechanists at @brooksrunning. They give us an inside look at how Brooks' unique approach to biomechanical testing and research in shoe development
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The Michigan Performance Research Lab is hiring! We are looking for a full-time Research Specialist to assist with sports science-related and athlete performance-based research studies. Apply now ⬇️ (Retweets and shares appreciated!) https://t.co/yHfFrV4zz0
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Opening for an RII position! If you obsess over the granular details of running shoes, love asking "why?", applying scientific insights to product creation, and just love any and all things running - please apply!
Also important to note that CFP is a very blanket term... lots of varying geometries, upper fit & materialization, etc. between shoes that have CFP's.
Sharing an interesting observation of #stressfracture in #carbonfiberplate shoes in #runners. It's an open access paper in @SportsMedicineJ that I hope will facilitate dialogue on how to keep our runners safe while enjoying the sport!
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We have FOUR positions open on the RRT:
1-2) Summer internships for Perception and Performance
3) Senior Researcher, Performance
4) Senior Manager
If you are passionate about applying perceptual and biomechanical insights to running product, apply away :)
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@KarlZelik Depends how involved you are. Are you a subject matter expert and in the weeds with them day to day, or there to guide and ask the right questions so they find their own direction, a more "in the business" manager.
FWIW I'm 'in the weeds' with 2, and can't imagine having over 4-5
Revel 6 and Levitate 6 now both out! Had a lot of fun working with the Product Team on getting those new sidewall geometries (+entire shoe system) dialed to ensure we hit bmech and perception metrics.
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easy to analyze metrics that define the types, depending on how granular you want to go.
@EmilyMatijevich As pointed out, can't expect blanket claims to uncover mechanisms for all. But acceptance of WHAT matters is the next step, not just breaking into 'responders and non-responders' but what make them that category? I personally like runner types as a good path to explore (2/n)