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Specific Populations
Specific Populations manual
Hot Weather Running Nutrition
Survival strategies for training and racing in extreme heat.
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Survival strategies for training and racing in extreme heat.
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Athlete + Coach
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Survival strategies for training and racing in extreme heat.
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Hot Weather Running Nutrition
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Survival strategies for training and racing in extreme heat.
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Survival strategies for training and racing in extreme heat.
What Happens in Heat
Running in hot conditions causes:
- Increased sweat rate
- More electrolyte loss
Sweat Rates in Heat
| Condition • Typical Sweat Rate |
- |-----------|-------------------|
- | Cool weather | 16-32 oz/hour |
Pre-Hydration
Start 24 hours before important runs/races
- Monitor urine color (pale yellow)
- Hyperhydration (excessive drinking) not needed or helpful
What Happens in Heat
Running in hot conditions causes:
Running in hot conditions causes:
- Increased sweat rate
- More electrolyte loss
- Higher cardiovascular strain
Pre-Hydration
Start 24 hours before important runs/races
Monitor urine color (pale yellow)
Hyperhydration (excessive drinking) not needed or helpful
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Use "Hot Weather Running Nutrition" as the one-page recap for this topic.
Source topics
hot weather • heat • summer • cooling • electrolytes