Oldmanfighter
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Same way as training at an altitude could help one, could training in the heat(100 degree garage) benefit one when switching to an air conditioned atmosphere?
No, because you'll pass out from cool-weather exhaustion.
Could you elaborate further, please?
As an australian, I can confirm this. Just as heat exhaustion effects you during heavy exercise at high temperatures, the same can happen at unusually low temperatures when you arent used to it (like if you are used to hotter climates). The body can cool down too much and seize up.
That seems like it'd be hypothermia and that Lusst was joking..