Effects of Environmental Conditions, Core Temperature, and Hydration Status on Women’s Soccer Performance

Student Author Information

Abigail G. Poague, University of LynchburgFollow

Location

Memorial Ballroom, Hall Campus Center

Access Type

Open Access

Entry Number

11

Start Date

4-6-2022 12:00 PM

End Date

4-6-2022 1:15 PM

Department

Athletic Training

Abstract

This study aimed to discover the effects of hydration status, core temperature, sleep data, perceived exertion, and environmental conditions affected the GPS-tracked performance of women's division III soccer players. The results of this study support the association between internal load, hydration status, and environmental conditions with external load.

Faculty Mentor(s)

Dr. Tom Bowman
Dr. Sean Collins
Dr. Brittany Smith
Dr. Robert Huggins

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