Dr. Jack Goodman

Dr. Jack Goodman is a Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education, University of Toronto, Adjunct Scientist in the UHN/Mt. Sinai Division of Cardiology, and Associate Scientist at the Toronto Rehab Institute’s Cardiac Program. His current research interests include the consequences of sustained endurance exercise and how the heart’s structure and function responds to different types of exercise stress

All Sessions by Dr. Jack Goodman

Day 3

Dec 7, 2017
11:30

Exercise and Your Heart: How Much is Too Much?

11:30 - 12:15

This session will address the controversial claims that intensive exercise training may lead to adverse effects on the heart, summarize our understanding of how it adapts to training and what ‘abnormal findings’ merit concern or simply reflect harmless adaptations common to the ‘Athletic Heart Syndrome’.

Medical Consequences of Training
14:00

Roundtable on Medical Consequences of Training – What are the risks and consequences that need to be addressed to improve the welfare and performance of triathletes?

14:00 - 14:30

Also featuring Dr. Doug Hiller

Future Proof

Dr. Jack Goodman

All Sessions by Dr. Jack Goodman

Day 3

Exercise and Your Heart: How Much is Too Much?

Roundtable on Medical Consequences of Training – What are the risks and consequences that need to be addressed to improve the welfare and performance of triathletes?

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