The effect of pre-cooling on cooling efficiency and exercise performance

N. Bogerd

Research output: PhD Thesis › PhD-Thesis – Research external, graduation internal

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Original language	English
Qualification	PhD
Awarding Institution	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Supervisors/Advisors	Daanen, Hein, Supervisor Hollander, AP, Supervisor Rossi, R.M., Co-supervisor, External person
Award date	21 Nov 2011
Publication status	Published - 2011

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Naam instelling promotie: VU Vrije Universiteit
Naam instelling onderzoek: VU Vrije Universiteit

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CoverFinal published version, 1.54 MB
Title pageFinal published version, 50.9 KB
Abstract dutchFinal published version, 141 KB
Abstract englishFinal published version, 107 KB
Table of contentsFinal published version, 45.5 KB
Chapter 1: General introductionFinal published version, 202 KB
Chapter 2: Thermal strain and cooling: overviewFinal published version, 379 KB
Chapter 3: How to measure thermal effects of personal cooling-systems: human, thermal manikin and huFinal published version, 578 KB
Chapter 4: The effect of pre-cooling intensity on cooling efficiency and exercise performanceFinal published version, 1.64 MB
Chapter 5: Repeated cold exposures do not improve cooling efficiency and exercise performanceFinal published version, 537 KB
Chapter 6: Pre-cooling reduces thermal strain during 1500 m swimmingFinal published version, 1.12 MB
Chapter 7: General discussionFinal published version, 122 KB
Appendix AcknowledgmentsFinal published version, 59.8 KB
Appendix Curriculum VitaeFinal published version, 101 KB

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