D2.P14 Effect of increasing between-point rest length on thermoregulation during tennis-specific treadmill exercise in hot humid conditions

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To evaluate how increasing rest periods affects thermoregulation during tennis-specific exercise under heat stress.
Participants engaged in treadmill exercise mimicking tennis activity in controlled high-temperature conditions.
Different rest lengths were implemented between exercise points to assess physiological responses.
Physiological measurements related to thermoregulation were collected throughout the trial.
Increased rest length significantly improved thermoregulation, with lower body temperature observed (X°C decrease, p<0.05).
Risk of heat-related medical events decreased by Y% with longer rest intervals, indicating enhanced safety.
Participants reported better perceived exertion levels during longer rest periods, supporting benefits for athletes.

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Assesses thermoregulation effects of rest in hot conditions for tennis players, suggesting improvements in safety.

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Debney et al. (2026) studied this question.

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