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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 31 MIN

Benefits and misconceptions of foam rolling, with Kyle Stull

from The Human Kinetics Podcast · host Human Kinetics

Foam rolling has become an industry standard as part of physical preparation and recovery. It has become a useful tool within the training and competition protocol, but the question is, are we using it correctly? In this episode, professor, personal trainer, and former TriggerPoint Director of Research Kyle Stull explains the dispels misconceptions and the biggest benefit of foam rolling, and it's probably not what you are thinking. Listen along as he discusses myofacial release, neurophysiological implications, and his newly released, Complete Guide to Foam Rolling, Second Edition. Complete Guide to Foam Rolling, Second Edition https://ecs.page.link/ectfs Kyle Stull, DHSc, LMT, CSCS, NASM-CPT, CES, PES Kyle Stull is an adjunct professor for Concordia University Chicago, American Public University, and Austin Community College. He was previously a senior master trainer and director of research at TriggerPoint, which helped establish foam rolling as a recognized industry standard. He has 20 years of experience in personal training, corrective exercise, and manual therapy. As a member of the Fascia Research Society and the International Academy of Orthopedic Medicine, he is committed to being at the forefront of industry developments and maintaining the highest standards in his practice by incorporating the latest research into his work.

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