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Check out our new feature in Bicycling Magazine about how to leverage heat training for better performance with insights from our resident physiologist and study coordinator, Puck Alkemade, PhD. #TrainHotRaceCool #CoolerIsFaster https://lnkd.in/e_9agqum

With parts of the world enduring some of the hottest temperatures on record this summer, athletes are using CORE to remain cool and keep performance optimized. "The good news is that athletes can adapt. 'When you introduce a specific stress on the human body, it will adapt to this specific stress,' Racinais says. And because adapting can mean the difference between an Olympic medal and the emergency room, athletes are increasingly focused on tactics for achieving it." #TrainHotRaceCool #CoolerIsFaster https://lnkd.in/gmNA6Sfu

From #ZwiftAcademy winner in 2020 to Maglia Bianca winner for Best Young Rider at the 2024 #GirodItaliaWomen, Neve Bradbury has quickly proven herself amongst the top ranks of the sport. We broke down her heat data from her Stage 7 victory at the Giro d’Italia where she pulled away from the peloton in an impressive attack on the final climb. Heat played a critical role for every rider with ambient air temps in the 30ºC+/90ºF+, but Neve was able to keep her cool and finish strong. “Heat adaption and performance monitoring within this environment were essential in allowing us to gauge fatigue and predict athletic capabilities. With the CORE devices, we could monitor the acute response to different interventions within the race environment. Crucially, we could use the heat adaption score to see the progressive adjustment in Neve’s thermoregulation to close to 80% by the end of the week. The heat adaptation score helped us predict optimal performances on keys days during the Giro.” - Stephen Gallagher (Performance Director, Canyon//SRAM) 📸: Thomas Maheux

Under the right conditions and training, the human body has an amazing ability to adapt. Whether you are preparing for a hot race or just looking to push your performance threshold further, CORE's new Heat Adaptation Score makes it easy to track your thermal fitness. #TrainHotRaceCool

Introducing the Heat Adaptation Score – a new way for athletes to track their thermal fitness. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/e4jbAi_i #TrainHotRaceCool

With summer racing heating up and the #TourDeFrance just around the corner, Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe and other pro cycling teams are looking to leverage CORE to gain an advantage on the rest of the peloton. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/echu-Nz6

Meet the 2024 CORE Performance team – a collection of established and up-and-coming athletes and coaches leveraging thermoregulation optimization to reach their goals. #CoolerIsFaster #TrainHotRaceCool https://lnkd.in/eGvCezWJ

Introducing a new and improved CORE app! We’ve used years of heat data across thousands of users to improve our Heat Strain Index formula. Additionally, new Heat Zones in the app and guidance on the website make it easier for users to achieve their training and racing goals. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/efx4XFki #CoolerIsFaster #TrainHotRaceCool

With every variable nearly leveled across the pro peloton, the last frontier for gaining a competitive edge is thermoregulation. Two-thirds of the UCI WorldTour men’s and women’s teams have used CORE to help monitor and optimize core body temperatures to gain a competitive edge*, with some teams even purchasing the technology out of pocket. #CoolerIsFaster https://lnkd.in/eM4A-Ssh

We are proud to among the many great sponsors supporting Soudal Quickstep Pro Cycling Team for a successful 2024 season. #OneTeam #TheWolfpack #CoolerIsFaster