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Football Physiology & Cooling Breaks

Prof. Brian Dawson, University of Western Australia

10-Jul-14 16:00

Football Physiology & Cooling Breaks

Brazil 2014 has seen the first cooling break ever taken at a World Cup Finals. How much good will 3 minute breaks every half hour really do for players? Professor Brian Dawson, a former football player himself, shares his thoughts.


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