Publications by authors named "Gabrielle Brewer"
Background: Outdoor races introduce environmental stressors to runners, and core temperature changes may influence runners' movement patterns. This study assessed changes and determined relationships between sensor-derived running biomechanics and core temperature among runners across an 11.27-km road race.
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- The study looked at ways to help people work better in hot conditions without getting too hot themselves.
- Thirteen fit young men participated in different tests simulating outdoor work in a heat of 40°C with variations in heat protection strategies.
- The best method for staying cool and performing well was using cooling vests and towels while resting and working in the shade, which helped reduce body temperature and improve productivity.