Patrick Rodrigues @PatrickRod_PhD

Joined April 2018

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Patrick Rodrigues @PatrickRod_PhD

a week ago

New Publication Alert 🚨🚨🚨 A 45-minute hot-water immersion at 40°C and 42°C increased countermovement jump performance and reactive strength index. However, only HWI at 42°C enhanced drop-jump height. Published at @IJSPPjournal 👉shorturl.at/LWjhW @waikato @LEEP_UIBK

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HEaT Lab @kiwiheatlab

2 months ago

New in @EJAP_official from @PatrickRod_PhD and @GeoffMinett: Turning up the heat on skeletal muscle adaptations and neuromuscular function: key considerations for passive heating prescription and best practices link.springer.com/article/10.100…

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Bruna Sotomaior @sotomaiorbb

4 months ago

🚨Calling athletes and practitioners involved in high-performance sports🚨 We’re conducting a survey on passive heating during detraining and need your insights! 🔥 Take our short survey 👇 and share your experience 🔗 qsurvey.qut.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_eR…

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Patrick Rodrigues @PatrickRod_PhD

5 months ago

🚨 Hot off the press! 🔥Heat to hypoxia cross-adaptation ⛰️ Our new study shows that 6 weeks of post-exercise hot water immersion (HWI) can boost exercise performance in acute hypoxia. 🚴‍♂️🛀🔥 @sportaerztin @Justin_lawley @LydSimpson @ExpPhysiol shorturl.at/YimFN @waikato

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Raffaele Mazzolari @RaffaeleM28

5 months ago

Even with matched prescriptions, the intensity reference method (speed vs. HR) matters — due to dynamic shifts between intensity dimensions. @PatrickRod_PhD @sportaerztin 📰 Editorial (@EJAP_official ): doi.org/10.1007/s00421… 📄 New study (@_JSAMS ): doi.org/10.1016/j.jsam…

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Patrick Rodrigues @PatrickRod_PhD

8 months ago

While passive increases in muscle temp via HWI can enhance rapid muscle contraction, it may impair motor control tasks. This was evidenced in our later study, showing decreased force steadiness and increased MUDR variability after a single session of HWI. shorturl.at/3FP5B

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Patrick Rodrigues @PatrickRod_PhD

a year ago

If you measure intramuscular temperature in your research, please consider our new paper, which suggests a methodological approach based on individual subcutaneous fat and muscle thickness. 💪🔥❄️🌡️ @J_Therm_Biol @GeoffMinett @sportaerztin @orssattolucas @gabrielstrajano 👇👇

HEaT Lab @kiwiheatlab

a year ago

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Journal of Applied Physiology @japplphysiol

2 years ago

Check out this #ArticlesInPress on Passive heat therapy: A promising preventive measure for people at risk of adverse health outcomes during heat extremes @profpatrickrod, et al ➡️ ow.ly/7CZM50Qxm3o #JAPPL @ian_stewart @sportaerztin @IntegrPhysLab @orssattolucas

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Patrick Rodrigues @PatrickRod_PhD

2 years ago

Hot off the press 🔥🔥 Our latest paper in @japplphysiol Passive heat therapy: A promising preventive measure for people at risk of adverse health outcomes during heat extremes🔥🌍 @GeoffMinett @orssattolucas @IntegrPhysLab @sportaerztin @ian__stewart rb.gy/b81pmk

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Patrick Rodrigues @PatrickRod_PhD

2 years ago

Extreme heat events are life-threatening, especially for the elderly and individuals with CVD, resulting in increased hospitalizations and deaths. In response, passive heating therapy emerges as a promising intervention to enhance physiological resilience to a warming planet.🔥🌍

HEaT Lab @kiwiheatlab

2 years ago

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The Gagnon Lab at Centre EPIC @IntegrPhysLab

2 years ago

A lot of work by @ame_debray, Hugo Gravel, and others went into this one! Bottom line: Sauna bathing for 8 weeks did not improve any of the markers we measured, despite evidence of heat acclimation: journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…