Practical precooling improves thermal comfort during exercise and better maintains ambulatory control in heat sensitive individuals with Multiple Sclerosis: European College of Sports Science Annual Congress, Amsterdam

Neil Maxwell; Mark Hayes; Matthew Young; Laura Renesto; Summer Lowe; Jenny Freeman

Practical precooling improves thermal comfort during exercise and better maintains ambulatory control in heat sensitive individuals with Multiple Sclerosis: European College of Sports Science Annual Congress, Amsterdam

Neil Maxwell, Mark Hayes, Matthew Young, Laura Renesto, Summer Lowe, Jenny Freeman

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2014

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European College of Sports Science Annual Congress, Amsterdam, 2014

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Practical precooling improves thermal comfort during exercise and better maintains ambulatory control in heat sensitive individuals with Multiple Sclerosis: European College of Sports Science Annual Congress, Amsterdam

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