Increased air temperature during repeated-sprint training in hypoxia amplifies changes in muscle oxygenation without decreasing cycling performance - Dennis, M. C.; Goods, P. M. R.; Binnie, M. J.; Girard, O.; Wallman, K. E.; Dawson, B.; Billaut, F.; Peeling, P. (European Journal of Sport Science, 2023)
Keywords: cycling; sprint; environment; temperature; thermoregulation; sport physiology; performance; hypoxia; lactate; Great Britain; strength and speed sports; biological and medical sciences