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Thermal, Cardiovascular, Performance, & Anthropomorphic Evaluation of the American Football Uniform

Armstrong et al., 2009

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13819068162171263599
Author
Armstrong L
Johnson E
Casa D
Ganio M
Brendon McDermott M
Yamamoto L
Lopez R
Emmanuel H
Publication year
Publication venue
Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Environmental Ergonomics, Boston (USA)

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Military, 1 occupational, 2 and athletic uniforms increase the risk of exertional heat exhaustion and heatstroke. 3 Specifically, the protective equipment and clothing worn during an American Football (AF) contest establishes a microclimate above the skin surface that …
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