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Influence of Hydration Status on Thermoregulation and Cycling Hill Climbing
2007
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise
Purpose: Although dehydration can impair endurance performance, a reduced body mass may benefit uphill cycling by increasing the power-to-mass ratio. This study examined the effects of a reduction in body mass attributable to unreplaced sweat losses on simulated cycling hill-climbing performance in the heat. Methods: Eight well-trained male cyclists (mean T SD: 28.4 T 5.7 yr; 71.0 T 5.9 kg; 176.7 T 4.7 cm; V O 2peak : 66.2 T 5.8 mLIkg j1 Imin j1 ) completed a maximal graded cycling test on a
doi:10.1249/01.mss.0000247000.86847.de
pmid:17277597
fatcat:gj3p4qxuwjeynkvdeegf4hnrou