Heat Stress incidence and matchplay characteristics in Women’s Grand Slam Tennis

Published by admin at 16 novembre 2017

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To explore the relationship of wet bulb globe temperature (WBGT) on heat-related incidents and alterations in matchplay and behavioural characteristics in women’s tennis at the Australian Open.

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Heat Stress incidence and matchplay characteristics in Women’s Grand Slam Tennis

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Heat Stress incidence and matchplay characteristics in Women’s Grand Slam Tennis

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