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    A cross-national survey of basketball strength and conditioning coaches` warm-up practices

    Flórez-Gil, E., Boullosa, D., Calleja-González, J., Vaquera, A. “…Results: The most frequently reported warm-up objectives were injury prevention (83%), general physical preparation (80.7%), and increasing body temperature (69.3%). Prepractice warm-ups most commonly lasted between 10 and 15 minutes (48.9%), whereas pregame warm-ups lasting more than 30 minutes were reported by 38.6% of coaches in men`s teams and 44.4% in women`s teams. …”
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    Effects of partial-body cryotherapy on athletic performance and sleep quality in division I collegiate basketball athletes

    Kim, T.-J., Ha, K.-H., Park, T.-Y., Kim, J.-H., Lee, J.-M., Jung, H. C.
    Published in Journal of Human Kinetics (2025)
    Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Development and evaluation of a multiparameter prediction model for recovery and stress monitoring in elite ice hockey: a longitudinal study

    Eggenberger, P., Buffat, N., Weber, T., Gubler, R., Brunner, E. “…The test battery comprised 40 predictor variables from counter movement jump (CMJ), heart rate variability (HRV), executive function, tympanic temperature, weekly rating of perceived exertion, and sleep measurements. …”
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    Solving heat stress in sport: Intermittent cold air exposure mitigates deterioration of the autonomic nervous system in American Football athletes

    Renaghan, E. J., Wishon, M. J., Wittels, H. L., Hecocks, D., Galasso, P. J., Ren, T., McDonald, S. M., Feigenbaum, L., Wittels, S. H. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Contextual factors matter: A two-year exploration into the impact of contextual factors on elite women`s rugby sevens match-play movement demands

    Published in PLOS ONE (2025)
    Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Effect of newly required American football headgear on thermoregulation during exercise in the heat

    Langan, S. P., Martin, D. G., Thomas, L., Good, A., Funk, J. R., Barker, R., Deaton, S., Guevel, S., Crandall, J. R., Sills, A., Myers, B. S., Arbogast, K. B., Casa, D. J.
    Published in Sports Engineering (2025)
    “…The Guardian Cap (GC) football helmet cover is designed to reduce head impact severity, but the influence on body temperature during exercise heat stress is unknown. …”
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    Optimizing performance with a 1-minute high-intensity re-warm up protocol in basketball substitutes

    Koutsouridis, C., Galazoulas, C., Manou, V., Stavropoulos, N., Prantsidis, D. I.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2025)
    “…Post-WU and post-RWU measurements included countermovement jump (CMJ), modified agility t-test (MAT), heart rate (HR), body temperature (BT), rating of perceived exertion (RPE), and perceived readiness rating (PRR). …”
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    Effect of repeated post-resistance exercise cold or hot water immersion on in-season inflammatory responses in academy rugby players: a randomised controlled cross-over design

    Horgan, B. G., West, N. P., Tee, N., Halson, S. L., Drinkwater, E. J., Chapman, D. W., Haff, G. G. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Chill without thrill: A crossover study on whole-body cryotherapy and postmatch recovery in high-level youth basketball players

    Pernigoni, M., Perazzetti, A., Digno, M., Tessitore, A., Kamandulis, S., Conte, D. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Can we just play? Internal validity of assessing physiological state with a semistandardized kicking drill in professional Australian football

    Arguedas-Soley, A., Shushan, T., Murphy, A., Poulos, N., Lovell, R., Norris, D. “…Results SSD average acceleration-deceleration, initial heart rate, temperature, and ground hardness were significant moderators in the tuned model. …”
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    Neuromuscular but not technical performance is affected by time-of-day in semiprofessional, female basketball players

    Gaos, S., Sánchez-Jorge, S., Muñoz, A., Vicente-Campos, D., Acebes-Sánchez, J., Esquius, L., Scanlan, A. T., López-Samanes, Á. “…Mechanism variables were also obtained including tympanic temperature, urinary specific gravity, and rating of perceived exertion at each session. …”
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    Neuromuscular fatigue after small-sided games in wheelchair basketball players with and without spinal cord injury

    Ascondo, J., Iturricastillo, A., Granados, C., Fernandez-Lasa, U., Romaratezabala, E., Yanci, J. “…Absolute and relative heart rate (HR) during SSG and muscular and respiratory perceived exertion (RPEmus and RPEres), tympanic temperature, and acceleration capacity were recorded at the end of each SSG. …”
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    Recovery and stress monitoring in elite ice hockey: A longitudinal pilot-study

    Eggenberger, P., Buffat, N., Weber, T., Gubler, R., Brunner, E.
    Published in Current Issues in Sport Science (2024)
    “…The measurement battery included counter movement jump (CMJ), heart rate variability (HRV), executive functions (EF), tympanic temperature (Temp), and Stress Recovery Short Scale (SRSS). …”
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    Sweat characteristics and fluid balance responses during two heat training camps in elite female field hockey players

    Goods, P. S., Wall, B., Galna, B., McKay, A. K., Jennings, D., Peeling, P., Watson, G. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Concurrent validity of the CORE wearable sensor with BodyCap temperature pill to assess core body temperature during an elite women`s field hockey heat training camp

    Goods, P. S. R., Maloney, P., Miller, J., Jennings, D., Fahey-Gilmour, J., Peeling, P., Galna, B. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Thermoregulation during exercise in the heat of American football players

    Leites, G. T., Cunha, G. dos S., Pechina, M., Teodoro, J. L., Ozorio, R. V. B., Pinto, R. S., Meyer, F.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2023)
    Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Exposures to elevated core temperatures during football training: The impact on aunonomic nervous system recovery and function

    Renaghan, E., Wittels, H. L., Feigenbaum, L. A., Wishon, M. J., Chong, S., Wittels, E. D., Hendricks, S., Hecocks, D., Bellamy, K., Girardi, J., Lee, S., Vo, T., McDonald, , S. M., Wittels, S. H.
    Published in Sports (2024)
    Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Small performance effects of a practical mixed-methods cooling strategy in elite team sport athletes

    Fenemor, S. P., Gill, N. D., Driller, M. W., Mills, B., Sella, F., Beaven, C. M. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Hematological adaptations following a training camp in hot and/or hypoxic conditions in elite rugby union players

    Périard, J. D., Girard, O., Townsend, N., Bourdon, P., Cocking, S., Ihsan, M., Lacome, M., Nichols, D., Travers, G., Wilson, M. G., Piscione, J., Racinais, S. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    A 0.1% L-Menthol mouth swill in elite male rugby players has different effects in forwards and backs

    Jerram, M. L., Baker, D., Smith, T. B., Healey, P., Taylor, L., Black, K. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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