http://rd.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00421-009-1180-9
I have a local buddy that has told me (for years) that he always runs or bikes with mouthwash in his mouth. I guess he is onto something according to this article.
http://rd.springer.com/...07/s00421-009-1180-9
I have a local buddy that has told me (for years) that he always runs or bikes with mouthwash in his mouth. I guess he is onto something according to this article.
“Rectal temperatures rose by 1.7°C during exercise with the same time course in both conditions,”
That test would have likely hurt considering they were cycling. 
I’m not sure if I could run with mouthwash in my mouth.
I suppose the question is… why not just buy menthol HALLS?
Mmmmm. Menthol energy drink.
Thats how they do most studies, its the most reliable temp measurement.
I’m not sure if I could run with mouthwash in my mouth.
I suppose the question is… why not just buy menthol HALLS?
Didn’t your mother ever teach you not to run with candy in your mouth?!
I’m not sure if I could run with mouthwash in my mouth.
I suppose the question is… why not just buy menthol HALLS?
Didn’t your mother ever teach you not to run with candy in your mouth?!
Fine…
What if I just keep a pack of KOOLS and a lighter in special needs?
Hey, it worked for the Great Eddie M.
cycled to exhaustion at 65% of aerobic capacity, um, is that an oxymoron of some sort???
Screw the mouthwash…just gargle some Biofreeze. Once done rub it on your body for the “cooling” sensation.