Abstract:Exercise endurance is reduced by heat. Among several factors that influence exercise performance is central fatigue, which appears to be caused by an increase in brain temperature. During prolonged exercise in heat, the core body temperature rises, and there is a corresponding and proportional increase in minute ventilation. It has been suggested that this hyperthermia-induced hyperventilation is related to central fatigue. Although hyperthermiainduced hyperventilation may have some relationship to heat-dissip… Show more
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