1997 · 14 citations · 67 references
Life SciencesPhysiologyExercise PhysiologyExercise TestingPhysical ActivityHeat AdaptationHeat InjuryHeat StressHeat Stress PhysiologyTemperature RegulationThermal PhysiologyExercise Performance In HeatExercise-induced Heat StressHeat Adaptation PlanningHumid Heat AdaptationTemperature HomeostasisThermal Environment AssessmentThermal StrainThermoregulation During Exercise
Abstract : Thermal homeostasis is rigorously challenged under extremely hot conditions, particularly during prolonged exercise, with even highly trained individuals failing to maintain thermal homeostasis. As a consequence, the incidence of heat illness increases, particularly during the first five days of heat exposure. This report summarizes the physiological changes accompanying heat adaptation and critically reviews heat adaptation procedures. Finally, recommendations are made concerning the implementation of heat adaptation procedures for military personnel. These recommendations include: specification of the thermal environment; the level of thermal strain; the use of exercise; exposure duration; and the subsequent maintenance of heat adaptation.
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