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Firefighter exercise protocols conducted in an environmental chamber: developing a laboratory-based simulated firefighting protocol

Ensari et al., 2017

Document ID
3201773545505579173
Author
Ensari I
Motl R
Klaren R
Fernhall B
Smith D
Horn G
Publication year
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Ergonomics

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A standard exercise protocol that allows comparisons across various ergonomic studies would be of great value for researchers investigating the physical and physiological strains of firefighting and possible interventions for reducing the demands. We compared the …
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