1. AID: 2221 - PERCEIVED COGNITIVE FATIGUE AND 3000-M TIME TRIAL RUNNING PERFORMANCE AFTER SUSTAINED COGNITIVE ACTIVITY IN ENDURANCE TRAINED AND UNTRAINED MALES
SCHLEGEL, M., KUNTERMANN, M., MAU-MOELLER, A., BRUHN, S., WEIPPERT, M. / GERMANY [Read.]

2. AID: 1529 - HEAT STRESS EXACERBATES CENTRAL FATIGUE AND PERCEIVED EFFORT IN BOTH SEXES, BUT THESE RESPONSES CORRELATE WITH A REDUCED TIME TO TASK FAILURE ONLY IN FEMALES
DUTRA, Y., TEIXEIRA, M.V.S., MENDONÇA, P.T., GOODALL, S., ZAGATTO, A.M. / BRAZIL [Read.]

3. AID: 370 - THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SLEEP, FATIGUE AND PERFORMANCE FOR ARTIC OPERATIONS: DATA FROM A WINTER MILITARY CAMP IN FINLAND.
VARESCO, G., OJANEN, T., VAARA, J., MARTIN, A., VAN CUTSEM, J., PATTYN, N., SIMONELLI, G. / CANADA [Read.]

4. AID: 2606 - EVALUATION OF PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS AFTER A FATIGUING HEAVY-INTENSITY BOUT THROUGH A STEP-RAMP-STEP PROTOCOL IN TRAINED TRIATHLETES
ROUSSEAU, Q., RABITA, G., SIBLOT, A., BRUNET, E., MORALES-ARTACHO, A.J. / FRANCE [Read.]

5. AID: 641 - MORE IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER: TRAINING NON-TARGET MUSCLES SIMULTANEOUSLY ATTENUATES THE HYPERTROPHIC RESPONSE OF TARGETED MUSCLES
KAWAMA, R., MIKATA, S., OKUDA, Y., SATO, K., TAKAHASHI, K., KITAMURA, M., WAKAHARA, T. / JAPAN [Read.]