PNOE, Co-Founder, Panos Papadiamantis
Panos Papadiamantis (info @ mypnoe.com) is the co-founder of PNOE, the first portable cardio-metabolic analyzer that gives the most comprehensive and insightful health assessment allowing users to develop an accurate nutrition and workout plan, in just 10 minutes. The product is trusted by hundreds of gyms, coaches and team. PNOE’s team of passionate engineers are dedicated to bring cardio-metabolic analysis to everyone.
In this episode Panos Papadiamantis gives an overview about cardio-metabolic analysis, why use PNOE, how PNOE performs cardio-metabolic tests, and much more.
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Show Notes
- 3:21 – What is PNOE’s Cardio-metabolic Analyzer?
- 11:24 – Is cardio-metabolic analysis needed for HIT?
- 20:44 – Cardio-metabolic analysis and training zones
- 25:10 – Cardio-metabolic analyzer’s user base
- 30:42 – The Cardio-metabolic Tests: Resting vs. Active
- 35:33 – Impact on diet and individual programming
- 40:14 – Difference between caloric burn efficiency and fat burn efficiency
- 46:09 – Product pricing, services and user experience
Selected Links from the Episode
- Y-Combinator
- Resting Metabolic Rate
- American Heart Association
- End-tidal CO2
- Stanford University
- Effect of Low-Fat vs Low-Carbohydrate Diet by Christopher Gardner, et al.
413 – Cardiac Rehab & Cabin Gyms: An Intimate Look at Jon Allen’s Personal Training Business
412 – Dr. James Fisher Unveils Trainee Perceptions on Supervised Resistance Training
411 – Maximizing Profits: Secrets to Boosting High-Intensity Training Prices Without Losing Clients with Luke Carlson (Timeless Throwback)
Hi Lawrence
Without getting into too much detail, I don’t thing that the strength training that panis talks about is anything remotely like what we do. A suggestion would be for him to visit a HIT studio possibly Doug’s place or Drew and go through a HIT work out himself. Also why not get him to analyse someone who has been training nothing but HIT for 12 months or so. It’s the only way for him to know that what we do is a lot more demanding that throwing some weights up and down. Forgive me if he has done that already but 8 didn’t pick that up from listening to him.
My apologies for miss spelling his name. Panos