Comparison of a Body Temperature Wearable Device With Gastrointestinal Thermometry During a Warm-Weather Road Race.

Kaufman, CE, Szymanski, MR, Brewer, GJ, Stearns, RL, Casa, DJ, and Huggins, RA. Comparison of a body temperature wearable device with gastrointestinal thermometry during a warm-weather road race. J Strength Cond Res XX(X): 000-000, 2025-To compare estimated measures of a wearable body temperature device with gastrointestinal temperature during and at the finish of a road race.

CPR/AED Training State Requirements for US High School Students and Athletic Coaches: A Descriptive Comparison.

Context: Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) remains the leading cause of death in sport. Research has consistently shown that CPR/AED training significantly increases the likelihood of bystander intervention in cardiac emergencies.

Objective: To compare statewide policies requiring CPR/AED training as a graduation requirement for students and CP.

The Effects of Body Cooling Strategies on Physiological and Performance Outcomes During Simulated Occupational Work in the Heat.

Background: Body cooling is a low-cost heat strain mitigation strategy to effectively reduce heat strain and enhance work performance. However, data on the efficacy of body cooling strategies remains limited. We aimed to examine the effects of body cooling with cooling garments on physiological, perceptual, and performance outcomes during simulated work in the heat in men and women.