No significant effects of supplementing high-intensity interval training with post-exercise hot water immersion on either temperate endurance performance or mitochondrial adaptations

Nine HIIT sessions led to a significantly improved 20-km time trial performance in temperate conditions, but adding HWI after the HIIT sessions did not provide additional performance benefits.

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Journal of Thermal Biology
Published
2025-04-23
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jtherbio.2025.104119
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1
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Sports Performance and Training
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Abstract

Nine HIIT sessions led to a significantly improved 20-km time trial performance in temperate conditions, but adding HWI after the HIIT sessions did not provide additional performance benefits.

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Victoria University (AU)
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