Caffeine and running in the heat
This trial tests how caffeine affects your body and performance when you run a time trial in hot conditions. It may help you understand if caffeine helps or hurts your exercise in the heat.
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Who can take part
- You are a healthy runner who trains regularly
- You are willing to run in a hot environment
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