… of resting men was reported as long ago as 1960 by Wyndham & Atkins (110), but the first
… Wyndham, CH 1 965. A survey of the causal factors in heat stroke and of their prevention in …

… AND CH WYNDHAM Human Sciences Laboratory, Chamber of Mines of South Africa, …
WYNDHAM. Compar<ron of weighting formulas for calculating mean skin temperature. J. …

Four trained men worked 4 h/day at 40–50% of their maximum aerobic capacity first for 3
days at 25 degrees C db, 18 degrees C wb and then for 10 consecutive days at 45 degrees C …

The premises upon which simple methods for estimating an individual's maximum oxygen
intake are based have boon tested. These premises are : (a) that heart rate and oxygen intake …

METHODS Six untrained male subjects, whose physical statistics are summarized in Table 1,
were recruited. These six subjects were all nonathletes although two of them played rugby. …

Design To distinguish between the effects of physical training and heat acclimatization, the
subjects of the experiment were subjected in cool conditions to a period of 3 months of …

… SILVER AND CH WYNDHAM from the normal response: toe temperatures did not fall so far
and, in fact, fell only to that of the trunk temperature. In the cervical-lesion patients neither toe …

Thirty male and twenty-six female Caucasians were tested at work levels of 1.0 liters O 2
consumption in 90 F wet-bulb temperature, 93 F dry-bulb temperature, and 80 ft/min air velocity …

Four trained young men, worked for 4 h/day at 43–50% of their maximum aerobic capacity
for 3 days at 25 degrees C db, 18 degrees C wb and then for 10 consecutive days at 45 …

Four trained young men worked for 4 h/day at 40–50% of their maximum aerobic capacity
first for 3 days at 25 degrees C db, 18 degrees C wb, and then for 10 consecutive days at 45 …