THE EFFECTS OF PHYSICAL TRAINING IN A TEMPERATE AND HOT CLIMATE ON THE PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO HEAT STRESS

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Abstract
The effects of vigorous physical training in a hot climate were assessed and compared with those produced by identical physical training under cooler ambient conditions. Both types of training resulted in a lowering of physiological strain during a standardized heat exposure. The effect was greater for those trained in the hot climate. The results are discussed in relation to other artificial acclimatization techniques.

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