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80 studies in heat.

heat
2015

Adaptation to hot environmental conditions: an explor… (PMID 25380791)

Research note: Adaptation to hot environmental conditions: an exploration of the performance basis, procedures and future directions to optimise opportunities for el…

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heat
2015

Consensus recommendations on training and competing i… (PMID 26069301)

Research note: Consensus recommendations on training and competing in the heat.

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heat
2015

Heat acclimatization does not improve VO2max or cycli… (PMID 25943678)

Research note: Heat acclimatization does not improve VO2max or cycling performance in a cool climate in trained cyclists.

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heat
2014

Physiological and performance responses to a training… (PMID 24088292)

Research note: Physiological and performance responses to a training camp in the heat in professional Australian football players.

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heat
2014

Heat stress and thermal strain challenges in running. (PMID 25103131)

Research note: Heat stress and thermal strain challenges in running.

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heat
2014

Short-term heat acclimation training improves physica… (PMID 24817609)

Research note: Short-term heat acclimation training improves physical performance: a systematic review, and exploration of physiological adaptations and application…

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heat
2013

Hydration during intense exercise training. (PMID 23899752)

Research note: Hydration during intense exercise training.

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heat
2013

Effect of short-term heat acclimation on endurance ti… (PMID 24379721)

Research note: Effect of short-term heat acclimation on endurance time and skin blood flow in trained athletes.

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heat
2013

Effectiveness of exercise-heat acclimation for preven… (PMID 24077586)

Research note: Effectiveness of exercise-heat acclimation for preventing heat illness in the workplace.

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heat
2012

Effectiveness of short-term heat acclimation for high… (PMID 21915701)

Research note: Effectiveness of short-term heat acclimation for highly trained athletes.

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heat
2011

Lactate threshold predicting time-trial performance:… (PMID 21527667)

Research note: Lactate threshold predicting time-trial performance: impact of heat and acclimation.

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heat
2007

Heat acclimation and cross-tolerance against novel st… (PMID 17645928)

Research note: Heat acclimation and cross-tolerance against novel stressors: genomic-physiological linkage.

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heat
2006

Thermoregulation in elite athletes. (PMID 17053417)

Research note: Thermoregulation in elite athletes.

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heat
2004

Branched-chain amino acid supplementation and human p… (PMID 15358751)

Research note: Branched-chain amino acid supplementation and human performance when hypohydrated in the heat.

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heat
2000

The thermophysiology of uncompensable heat stress. Ph… (PMID 10840867)

Research note: The thermophysiology of uncompensable heat stress. Physiological manipulations and individual characteristics.

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heat
1998

Time course of heat acclimation and its decay. (PMID 9694426)

Research note: Time course of heat acclimation and its decay.

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heat
1995

The young athlete: some physiological considerations. (PMID 8897317)

Research note: The young athlete: some physiological considerations.

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heat
1995

Physical performance and heat tolerance after chronic… (PMID 7487805)

Research note: Physical performance and heat tolerance after chronic water loading and heat acclimation.

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heat
1991

Aging and heat tolerance at rest or during work. (PMID 1810744)

Research note: Aging and heat tolerance at rest or during work.

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heat
1990

Thermal dependence of locomotor capacity. (PMID 2201218)

Animal research: Thermal dependence of locomotor capacity.

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