Heat, humidity, wind, and slush drinks: cool down your body to go harder for longer with Andrew Buckrell |160 - a podcast by Mikael Eriksson
from 2018-12-17T04:00
Andrew Buckrell, co-founder of STAC, discusses heat. Our bodies do a great amount of work to get rid of excess heat generated when training, and strategies for maximising the body's ability to get rid of heat, and minimising heat build-up in the first place, are critical for optimal endurance performance.
IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT:
-How much heat does our bodies generate in triathlon and how does that impact performance.
-The effect of ambient temperature
-The effect of speed and air flow
-The effect of sweating and humidity
-Strategies for minimising or reducing heat buildup in racing
-Strategies for minimising or reducing heat buildup in training
-What's the deal with slush drinks?
SHOWNOTES:
https://scientifictriathlon.com/tts160/
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LINKS AND RESOURCES:
- Virtual Wind Tunnel with Andrew Buckrell and Michael Liberzon | EP#47
- Heat adaptation and triathlon performance with Stephen Cheung | EP#138
- Training Plans
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