Consensus Recommendations on Training and Competing in the Heat
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M. Sawka | B. Pluim | O. Girard | A. Flouris | L. Nybo | G. Nassis | A. Coutts | Jason K. W. Lee | C. Hausswirth | S. Racinais | B. Roelands | J. González-Alonso | J. Alonso | O. Jay | J. Périard | J. Wingo | N. Mitchell
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