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This study examined the effects of repeated-sprint exercise in hot and hypoxic conditions on performance and physiological responses in highly trained male athletes. Results indicated that exercising in heat improved peak and mean power outputs during initial sprints, while hypoxia reduced oxygen uptake and arterial oxygen saturation. The combination of heat and hypoxia enhanced early sprint performance despite lower systemic oxygen availability, suggesting a complex interaction between these stressors.
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