The tropical climate is unique in that the seasons are dominated by the movement of the tropical rain belt, resulting in dry and wet seasons rather than the four-seasonal pattern of changes in temperature and day length seen in other parts of the world. Humid tropics are characterized by consistently high monthly temperatures, often exceeding 18°C throughout the year, and rainfall that exceeds evapotranspiration for at least 270 days per year. Although considerable information has been gathered on the physiological adaptation to hot/dry climates, data on acclimation to hot/humid climates are still limited. This review focusses on the effects of the tropical environment on human exercise performance through studies performed in ...
International audienceThe purpose of this study was to investigate thermal response, hydration and p...
CONTENTS 1. General Introduction 2.0 CHAPTER A : Effects of Exercise in the Heat on Thermoregula...
This document is not intended to be a thorough scientific review, but rather a useful source of info...
Alors que la question se pose de savoir si une longue période d'acclimatation peut totalement réduir...
In order to study the acclimatization process over 14 days of exposure to tropical climate, 9 triath...
International audiencePhysical performance in tropical environments, which combine heat and high hum...
* The chapter is free to read on the publisher website. First we reviewed studies examining the role...
La baisse de la performance aérobie en climat tropical a été décrite dans de multiples activités d’e...
Six statements are presented with supporting data: (1) An important number of athletes train and com...
The Greek philosopher Aristotle first suggested the earth could be divided into types of climatic zo...
International audienceThe aim of this study was to compare the core temperature (TC) and markers of ...
International audiencePhysical performance in a tropical environment, combining high heat and humidi...
The aim of this study was to establish the effect of time of day on maximal anaerobic leg power in a...
L’environnement climatique est l’un des facteurs pouvant influencer la performance aérobie. Il exist...
International audienceThe Tropical climate imposes a high level of physiological stress, which could...
International audienceThe purpose of this study was to investigate thermal response, hydration and p...
CONTENTS 1. General Introduction 2.0 CHAPTER A : Effects of Exercise in the Heat on Thermoregula...
This document is not intended to be a thorough scientific review, but rather a useful source of info...
Alors que la question se pose de savoir si une longue période d'acclimatation peut totalement réduir...
In order to study the acclimatization process over 14 days of exposure to tropical climate, 9 triath...
International audiencePhysical performance in tropical environments, which combine heat and high hum...
* The chapter is free to read on the publisher website. First we reviewed studies examining the role...
La baisse de la performance aérobie en climat tropical a été décrite dans de multiples activités d’e...
Six statements are presented with supporting data: (1) An important number of athletes train and com...
The Greek philosopher Aristotle first suggested the earth could be divided into types of climatic zo...
International audienceThe aim of this study was to compare the core temperature (TC) and markers of ...
International audiencePhysical performance in a tropical environment, combining high heat and humidi...
The aim of this study was to establish the effect of time of day on maximal anaerobic leg power in a...
L’environnement climatique est l’un des facteurs pouvant influencer la performance aérobie. Il exist...
International audienceThe Tropical climate imposes a high level of physiological stress, which could...
International audienceThe purpose of this study was to investigate thermal response, hydration and p...
CONTENTS 1. General Introduction 2.0 CHAPTER A : Effects of Exercise in the Heat on Thermoregula...
This document is not intended to be a thorough scientific review, but rather a useful source of info...