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STOP THE PRESSES!
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Stanford University is working on a form of temperature-regulation with huge sport performance implications.
Researchers acheive gains better than steroids by removing body heat from our “built in radiators” on one hand. This refrigeration glove is being improved and will soon be available on the market.
“Then in the next six weeks he went from doing 180 pull-ups total to over 620,” said Heller. “That was a rate of physical performance improvement that was just unprecedented.”
I think I’m going to bring some ice bags to my next pull up session.
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Written by Ryan Jefferson Booth.
