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Dr. Gord
Sleivert from PacificSport and Dr. Stephen S. Cheung,
are very interested in pre-cooling from both a fundamental and
applied perspective. How much pre-cooling is beneficial? http://www.dal.ca/~scheung/Hyperthermia.htm
