Sofiane "The Lion" Aïssaoui, a World Champion in training at 40°C (110°F), in the Thermo Training Room at SSE.

The media speak about it, find below the video report of France 3 (in french) and the testimony of the Champion about the training in the heat (cardio, muscle reinforcement and core strength).

Thanks to the Champion for his confidence, to the entire SSE team for their excellent coaching and to France 3 for this video report

https://www.facebook.com/SportScienceExpertise/videos/264419627740971/

Back to the labs and preparation of the new season for SSE and their athletes

Evaluation of physical capacities (EVAL pack) and personalized training in Thermo Training Room and Hypoxic Tent (altitude simulation at 3500m) for a faster progression

http://www.sport-science-expertise.fr/

It is at the gates of Paris, very close to the private hospital of Antony, that our new partner will open its doors at Fall 2018.

t is a medical and sports center of 1500m2 dedicated to your health and well-being, spread over 5 levels of 300m² (medical consultation, radiology, physiotherapy ...).

A Thermo Training Room of 9m², as well as a cryotherapy cabin and a hypoxic chamber will be accessible on the second floor, in a physical preparation area : injury prevention, muscular reinforcement, energetics, recovery, rehabilitation ...

To discover very soon 

Discovery of the Thermo Training Room by BP JEPS students "sports trainer" specialty, at Sport Science Expertise training center, in Reims.

On the program :

• The first theoretical part with a reminder on the benefits of a training in the heat according to sports profiles and goals.
• 2nd part, practice with a test session in the cabin 

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Stade de Reims, it's gone for the Ligue 1 championship, from the next season 2018-2019.

Congratulations to all the Stade de Reims team and congratulations to their partner Sport Science Expertise for their participation in the physical preparation of the players.

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Silent and very functional, the ergometer Kayak First is perfectly adapted to use in Thermo Training Room (without temperature drop since there is no resistance / ventilation propeller).

The cable system and pulleys of this paddling machine allows a faithful reproduction of the movement of the kayakers, for an optimization of the training session

http://www.insep.fr/

http://www.kayak-online.fr/

Rehabilitation for Hassane KAMARA, defensive midfielder of the team Stade de Reims, following his ankle injury.

On the program, workout in Thermo Training Room and in Hypoxia, at Sport Science Expertise training center, with one of the physical trainers of the Stade de Reims.

Circuit training sessions of the upper body, Wattbike and sprint repetitions. These sessions are intense at the cardiac and physiological level but have little impact on muscle, tendon and joint.

These sessions therefore promote accelerated recovery of physical abilities for a faster return to the field

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www.stade-de-reims.com

Toxin elimination up to 6 times higher !

Explanations :

The perspiration produced during a workout in a gym, outdoors or in a traditional sauna contains up to 97% water.

The perspiration produced during a workout in the Thermo Training Room is composed of approximately 80% water and 20% toxins.

This result is due to the fact that the TTR is heated by an exclusive Far Infrared Heating System (FIR) using carbon fiber crystal technology, with flat emitters.

Indeed, this particular type of infrared radiation produces maximum emissions of a wavelength between 8 microns and 10 microns which is absorbed by the upper layers of the epidermis and then immediately converted into heat.

This specific radiation is identical to that used in thermotherapy. It produces a homogeneous heat without drying out the ambient air, which remains healthy and does not irritate the airway.

In addition, scientific analysis carried out by the toxicology department of the Lariboisière hospital in Paris, reveal the presence of heavy metals in the perspiration of people having carried out a workout of 30 minutes in the Thermo Training Room.

The identified metals include lead (1.1μg/L)*, cobalt (2.51μg/L)*, mercury (<0.1μg/L)*, cadmium (0.36μg/L)*, manganese (3,59μg/L)*, bromine (874μg/L)* and chromium (39.9μg/L)*. Study conducted with 22 athletes from the French National Institute of Sport - INSEP (*Averages).

The study was carried out by the Induced Plasma Mass Spectrometry technique (ICP-MS), (Elan DRCe, Perkin Elmer) and ICP-OES or AAET (Fe, Al).

Thermo Training Room & calories consumption, 600 to 900 kcal burnt in 30mn only !

Explanation :

Before any presentation of figures, it is essential to know that a number of calories burnt during a defined time, depends on various factors including :

-   Sex, weight and age,

-   Morphological profile and metabolism,

-   Physical condition level,

-   Type of effort⁽¹⁾ and its intensity,

-   Environment (location where the physical activity is done).

⁽¹⁾Determine the number and size of muscles involved in the effort; an activity that involves the lower limbs (legs) requires more energy than an activity that solicits only the upper limbs.

In a neutral environment (sports hall heated at 20/22°C – 70°F/75°F), at moderate intensity (50 to 60% of VO₂ max), the activities presented below allow the following average caloric consumption :

1. Skipe rope, 700 to 900 kcal/hour,
2. Boxing, 600 to 900 kcal/hour,
3. Treadmill⁽²⁾, 600 to 850 kcal/hour (from 8km/h – 5mi/h),
4. Cycling, 600 to 850 kcal/hour (from 150W or 20km/h – 12,5mi/h),
5. Elliptical bike, 600 to 850 kcal/hour,
6. Step, 600 to 850 kcal/hour,
7. Rower, 600 to 800 kcal/hour,
8. Fast walk, 450 kcal/heure (between 6 and 8km/h – 3,5 and 5mi/h),
9. Body building⁽³⁾, 400 to 600 kcal/hour of effort,
10. Slow walk, 200 kcal (approximately 3km/h – 2mi/h).

⁽²⁾While running, the energy used is about 1 kcal per kilometer runned and per kilogram of body weight. This value is fixed regardless of the running speed.

⁽³⁾In bodybuilding, whether the exercise is performed at body weight, with weight and dumbbell or with machines, the energy used varies between 7 and 10 kcal per minute of effort.

Inside the Thermo Training Room (heated at 40°C/110°F), the organism is placed in more demanding living conditions than what it is accustomed to and it is imposed performances that cause different physiological adjustments.

The specific heat of the Thermo Training Room is produced by far-infrared (FIR) flat-emitters technology.

This exclusive, medically certified heating system is the same as that used in Thermotherapy.

It allows to generate a FIR ray which is absorbed by the upper layers of the epidermis then immediately transformed into heat (with maximum emissions displaying a wavelength between 8 microns and 10 microns).

The body must therefore develop effective actions in order to quickly evacuate the heat produced by the muscle during exercise (thermolysis) and thus limit the risk of overheating. The heat will therefore be mainly rejected by perspiration. In 1956, Professor Arthur Guyton demonstrated that 1 gram of sweat requires 0.58 kcal (or 580 kcal per liter)!

At moderate intensity and for 30 minutes, regardless of the type of training in the Thermo Training Room, any person will at least evacuate ½ liter of sweat, or almost 300 kcal, just by being in the warm atmosphere of the cabin. It is then necessary to add the average value of caloric consumption related to 30 minutes of sports activity (see above), ie about 300 additional kcal.

The total is therefore of the order of 600 kcal for only 30 minutes of effort !

To increase energy expenditure and target 900 kcal, without increasing the training time, it is necessary to cross the "high intensity" level and to perform an aerobic type of training, between 70 and 80% of VO₂ max (at at this stage, the breathing is deep and it is no longer possible to have a conversation)!

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