Heat

Question 0

Parkin et al

Answer 0

1999

Decreased time to exhaustion 65%

Question 1

Galloway and maughan

Answer 1

1997
Increased temp and fluid loss
Decreased time to exhaustion 45%

Question 2

Tatterson et al

Answer 2

2000
Decreased in 30 min time trial 6.5%
Decrease in 20km 6.3%

Question 3

Fink et al

Answer 3

1975

Muscle metabolism not enough

Question 4

Parkin et al 1999

Answer 4

Glycogen levels not limiting factor

Question 5

Neilson et al

Answer 5

1993

Critical temperature 40 degrees

Question 6

Gonzalez and alonso

Answer 6

1999

Time to fatigue inversely related to initial temp core and rate of heat storage

Question 7

Cheuvant et al

Answer 7

2010

Cardio drift and comp for q

Question 8

Nybo and Nielson

Answer 8

2001

55% reduction in voluntary activation in heat

Question 9

Marino

Answer 9

2004- anticipatory regulation for avoidance of catastrophe

2002 rationale for pre cooling

Question 10

Veght and Webb

Answer 10

1961

Early support of ice bath and cold air

Question 11

Kay et al

Answer 11

1999

Cold water improved performance from 14.9 to 15.8km

Question 12

Booth

Answer 12

2004

Limitations

Question 13

Uckert and joch

Answer 13

2007

Improved run time ice vests 30.3 to 32.5mins

Question 14

Lee et al

Answer 14

2008

Fluid ingestion increased time to exhaustion

Question 15

Siegel

Answer 15

2010

Ice slurry 19% improvement time to exhaustion