Exposure to hot and cold environmental conditions does not affect the decision making ability of soccer referees following an intermittent sprint protocol

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Major League Soccer matches in March are often very cold. The literature would support that the referees do not get 'brain freeze' during games despite what you might think. https://t.co/qGUS83xMXh

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Referee decision making not influenced by environmental conditions #intermittent exercise #heat #cold http://t.co/GG8DMzDtRb

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Exposure to hot and cold environmental conditions does not affect the decision making ability of soccer referees http://t.co/SclJtJVGtB

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Exposure to hot and cold environmental conditions does not affect the decision making ability of soccer referees http://t.co/FV5UHwJ4TX

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