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Ice Slurry Ingestion Lowers Thermoregulatory Strain in Wheelchair Tennis Players During Repeated Sprint Intervals in the Heat.

Ben Thomas StephensonThomas J O'BrienMichael John HutchinsonChristina D'AngeliAlex CockramBarry S MasonVictoria Louise Goosey-Tolfrey
Published in: International journal of sports physiology and performance (2022)
ICE is effective at lowering objective and subjective thermal strain when consumed between sets of repeated wheelchair sprints in the heat. However, ICE has no effect on on-court repeated 20-m sprint performance.
Keyphrases
  • heat stress
  • high intensity
  • resistance training
  • body composition