Heat risk and hydration during training, tracked to prevent heat illness.
For sports academies, teams and the physios and doctors who look after them. A training session is logged with the squad, the ground and who ran it; the WBGT is measured on site with a meter and entered as read — there is no weather feed — and each reading is read against your own WBGT bands, each with the action your heat policy sets and its source (your governing body’s heat policy, or the position stand you adopt); none ships, because activity limits differ by sport, kit and acclimatisation. Each athlete is weighed before and after: the body mass lost is computed in the table, and a loss of more than 2% is flagged, the limit the ACSM position stand on exercise and fluid replacement sets (Sawka et al., 2007). The symptoms seen are ticked, and an athlete pulled from the session carries the reason. On the phone, the person on the field logs the WBGT, reads the band’s action at once and pulls an athlete in one tap.
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