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    Effects of repeated cryostimulation exposures on sleep quality in swimmers during an intense training period

    Arc-Chagnaud, C., Dugué, B., Pla, R., Bouzigon, R., Bosquet, L., D-Day Consortium, Dupuy, O.
    Published in Experimental Physiology (2025)
    Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Four-week heat acclimation lowers carbohydrate oxidation of trained runners during submaximal exercise in the heat

    Xu, Y., Ye, C., Ma, S., Gao, B.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
    Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    The effects of air temperature on marathon finishing time in elite and average runners

    Llewellyn, T. L., Maceri, R. M.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2025)
    Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    The addition of glycerol and sodium chloride to a hyperhydration protocol does not improve half-marathon time-trial performance in trained runners in warm conditions

    Jardine, W. T., Condo, D., Aisbett, B., Ross, M. L., Burke, L. M., Durkalec-Michalski, K., Abbott, G., Périard, J. D., Carr, A. J. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Race-day temperature and marathon performance - analysing trends from six Olympic games (2004-2024)

    Kumar, M. S., Kurnaz, M., Konar, N., Grygus, I., Sanjaykumar, S.
    Published in Journal of Human Sport & Exercise (2025)
    Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    A characterisation of thermoregulatory responses in elite open water and pool swimming competition

    Markey, K., Galan-Lopez, N., Esh, C., Chrismas, B., Barry, L., Constantini, N. W., Adams, W. M., Mountjoy, M. L., Taylor, L. “…INTRODUCTION: Elite open water swimming (OWS) competitions are conducted in divergent water temperatures (Tw; limits: 16-31°C) thus presenting hypo- and hyper-thermic risk [modest deviations (± 0.5-2°C) in core temperature (Tc) have proven fatal]. …”
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    Thermoregulatory responses in open water and pool swimming: presentation of hypothermia and hyperthermia within and outside of World Aquatics water temperature thresholds

    Markey, K., Galan-Lopez, N., Esh, C., Carter, S., Chrismas, B., Mountjoy, M., Constantini, N., Taylor, L. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Sex-specific responses of heat acclimation on running performance in cool environmental conditions

    Keefe, M. S., Dunn, R. A., Elliott, K. B., Moya, R. E., Sekiguchi, Y. “…., heart rate [HR], core temperature [Tc], sweat rate [SR], plasma volume change [deltaPV]) were assessed on days 1 and 7. …”
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    Do heart rates of elite marathon runners exhibit room for drift? Implications for durability

    Takayama, F., Aoyagi, A. “…Additionally, heat stress can exacerbate CV drift by increasing CV strain, with factors such as ambient and core body temperatures, hydration status, and exercise duration also playing a role (12). …”
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    Thermal and biomechanical responses of amateur, elite and world cup athletes during a world cup sprint triathlon in the heat

    James, C., Muniz-Pardos, B., Ihsan, M., Lo, K.-K., Lam, W.-K., Peña Iglesias, D., Angeloudis, K., Teng, Y., Jiao, J., Hu, K., Wong, K., Guppy, F., Racinais, S., Chalmers, S., Migliorini, S., Wu, K., Pitsiladis, Y.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2025)
    Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Effects of heat and hypoxia training on the fat oxidation capacity of competitive athletes

    Geng, Z., Wu, X., Wang, J., Cao, G., Tan, C., Li, L., Qiu, J.
    Published in European Journal of Sport Science (2025)
    “…Eight elite male modern pentathlon athletes completed a four-week aerobic endurance training program in three environments: normal (CON), high temperature and humidity (HOT), and hypoxia (HYP). Assessments were conducted in both the normal environment and the corresponding special environment before and after training. …”
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    A review of carbohydrate supplementation approaches and strategies for optimizing performance in elite long-distance endurance

    Cao, W., He, Y., Fu, R., Chen, Y., Yu, J., He, Z.
    Published in Nutrients (2025)
    “…Modifying the timing of glycogen storage and regulating the concentration and temperature of carbohydrate solutions during competition have been demonstrated to facilitate coping with the elevated energy expenditure and metabolic substrate shift from fat to carbohydrates, triggered by a combination of environmental and psychological factors, including special environmental and climatic conditions (e.g., high altitude, high temperature, high humidity, and cold) and emotional states (e.g., pre-competition stress and anxiety during the competition). …”
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    Associations between match running performance and environmental temperatures in four professional football leagues

    Schwarz, E., Duffield, R., Novak, A. R., Görres, T., Meyer, T. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Core-temperature responses at the 3-km World aquatics open-water swimming Masters Championships in Doha 2024

    Esh, C. J., Dablainville, V., Dalansi, F., Kathuria, S., Cardinale, M. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Manual dexterity in open-water wetsuited swimmers: a cohort crossover study

    Morton, W. J., Melau, J., Olsen, R. A., Løvvik, O. M., Hisdal, J., Søvik, S. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Temperature-related variations in physical performance during elite soccer matches

    Pavlinovic, V., Morgans, R., Modric, T.
    Published in Sports (2024)
    Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    The effects of facial cooling on physiological and perceptual responses during a simulated Épée fencing competition: a pilot study

    Morris, G. B., Glaister, M. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    Aerobic energy turnover and exercise economy profile during race simulation in a world-record-breaking male full-distance triathlete

    Christensen, P. M. “…Both test days lasted ~4 to 5 hours with physiologic testing every ~45 to 60 minutes in a "stationary" setting during cycling on a direct-mount trainer (~320 W) and treadmill running (16 km · h-1), enabling gas exchange measurements (VO2 and respiratory exchange ratio) and other physiologic measurements of interest (ie, core temperature and heart rate). This was combined with "real activity" as repeated loops in an open-air field setting at expected race pace in swimming, biking, and running. …”
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    Effects of post-exercise cold-water immersion on performance and perceptive outcomes of competitive adolescent swimmers

    Batista, N. P., de Carvalho, F. A., Rodrigues, C. R. D., Micheletti, J. K., Machado, A. F., Pastre, C. M. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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    The effect of water dousing on heat strain and performance during endurance running in the heat

    Anderson, M., Bellenger, C., Chaseling, G. K., Chalmers, S. Subjects: “…Temperatur…”
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