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This room is Beijing.It may be situated at Portsmouth University but with a temperature was 31 degrees and humidity at 70 percent.This thermal * is giving athletes a taste of what they'll face in a few months.

What is certainly hot and sweaty in air.Among all the talk about Beijing has been about the pollution problem,so many of the athletes is * the humidity that causing them the greatest concern.And that's why the British are hoping to have a competitive advantage.

Around 20 different teams have been tested in here.Try athletes,athletes,even the shooting team,all trying to get an edge no matter how tiny an advantage it might give them.

Would you dealing with such small margins of success,if I tell you that the last Olympics we won four Olympic golds in only four about 100 meters relay,the men's we won 800 meters,with female track event the 1000 meters cycling and the cautious forwards rowing and winning margin when added together of all those events were less than 0.2 second,you can see the something like not being prepared to perform a heat could easily make a deterioration performance that can make the differ sum just between a gold and a silver medal but between a gold medal (and) absolutely nothing whatsoever.

So here they are testing cycling helmets,trying to work out which designs better for cooling down the cyclist's head.

OK,we'll,for example,we got here,this is,this is,OK,which we would use to measure how much sweat is being..

The * convinced that it's not only training and diet which their athletes need to pay attention to,but how the heat affects performance.So these help the scientists see deep body temperature,that's the momentums that's swallowed by the athletes sending heat information back to computers to be monitored.

In the past,these were a bit bigger,they weren't disposable,and so you have to go retrieve them.So,the noise thing about the advancement in technology is that it's become smaller and because it's become smaller it's become cheaper and we can get rid of it afterwards so we'll have to get find it.

Big business in science hope they can help really increase on medal *.But other countries are watching closely.Many of the innovations going into Beijing are being kept secret.Technology is the legal unpossibly crucial advantage that could push athletes over the finishing line first.

on20080310 发表于 2008-6-17 15:52
This room is Beijing.It may be situated at Portsmouth University but with a temperature was 31 degrees and humidity at 70 percent.This thermal chamber is giving athletes a taste of what they'll face in a few months.

What is certainly hot and sweaty in air.Among all the talk about Beijing has been about the pollution problem,so many of the athletes is * the humidity that causing them the greatest concern.And that's why the British are hoping to have a competitive advantage.

Around 20 different teams have been tested in here.Try athletes,athletes,even the shooting team,all trying to get an edge no matter how tiny an advantage it might give them.

Would you dealing with such small margins of success,if I tell you that the last Olympics we won four Olympic golds in only four about 100 meters relay,the men's we won 800 meters,with female track event the 1000 meters cycling and the cautious forwards rowing and winning margin when added together of all those events were less than 0.2 second,you can see the something like not being prepared to perform a heat could easily make a deterioration performance that can make the differ sum just between a gold and a silver medal but between a gold medal (and) absolutely nothing whatsoever.

So here they are testing cycling helmets,trying to work out which designs better for cooling down the cyclist's head.

OK,we'll,for example,we got here,this is,this is,OK,which we would use to measure how much sweat is being..

The British team is convinced that it's not only training and diet which their athletes need to pay attention to,but how the heat affects performance.So these help the scientists see deep body temperature,that's the momentums that's swallowed by the athletes sending heat information back to computers to be monitored.

In the past,these were a bit bigger,they weren't disposable,and so you have to go retrieve them.So,the noise thing about the advancement in technology is that it's become smaller and because it's become smaller it's become cheaper and we can get rid of it afterwards so we'll have to get find it.

Big business in science hope they can help really increase on medal *.But other countries are watching closely.Many of the innovations going into Beijing are being kept secret.Technology is the legal unpossibly crucial advantage that could push athletes over the finishing line first.

on melody

This room is Beijing. It may be situated at Portsmouth University but with a temperature of 31 degrees and humidity at 70 percent, this thermal chamber is giving athletes a taste of what they'll face in a few months.

Well it's certainly hot and sweaty in here. Among all the talk about Beijing it's been about the pollution problem, for many of the athletes it's actually the humidity that's causing them the greatest concern. And that's where the British are hoping to have a competitive advantage.

Around 20 different teams have been tested in here. Triathletes,athletes,even the shooting team,all trying to get an edge no matter how tiny an advantage it might give them.

Here you're dealing with such small margins of success,if I tell you that at the last Olympics we won four Olympic golds in the 4 by 100 meters relay, men's. We won the 800 meters,with female track event, the 1000 meters cycling and the coxless forwards rowing and the winning margin when added together of all those events was less than 0.2 of a second,you can see that something like not being prepared to perform in the heat could easily make a deterioration in performance that could make a difference not just between a gold and a silver medal but between a gold medal and absolutely nothing whatsoever.

So here they are testing cycling helmets,trying to work out which designs are better for cooling down the cyclist's head.

OK,well,for example, we guess we are here,this is,this is the kit which we would use to measure how much sweat is being..

The British team is convinced that it's not only training and diet which their athletes need to pay attention to,but how the heat affects performance.So these help the scientists see deep body temperature. They are thermometers that are swallowed by the athletes, sending heat information back to computers to be monitored.

In the past,these were a bit bigger,they weren't disposable,and so you have to go and retrieve them.So,the nice thing about the advancement in technology is that it's become smaller and because it's become smaller it's become cheaper and we can get rid of it afterwards without having to go find it.

Big business in science hope they can help Britain increase their medal hope. But other countries are watching closely.Many of the innovations going into Beijing are being kept secret. Technology is the legal and possibly crucial advantage that could push athletes over the finishing line first.

This room is Beijing. It may be situated at Portsmouth University but with a temperature of 31 degrees and humidity at 70 percent, this thermal chamber is giving athletes a taste of what they'll face in a few months.

Well it's certainly hot and sweaty in here. Among all the talk about Beijing it's been about the pollution problem, for many of the athletes it's actually the humidity that's causing them the greatest concern. And that's where the British are hoping to have a competitive advantage.

Around 20 different teams have been tested in here. Triathletes,athletes,even the shooting team,all trying to get an edge no matter how tiny an advantage it might give them.

Here you're dealing with such small margins of success,if I tell you that at the last Olympics we won four Olympic golds in the 4 by 100 meters relay, men's. We won the 800 meters,with female track event, lead 1000 meters cycling and the coxless forwards rowing and  /winning margin when added together of all those events was less than 0.2 of a second,you can see that something like not being prepared to perform in the heat could easily make a deterioration in performance that could make a difference not just between a gold and a silver medal but between a gold medal and absolutely nothing whatsoever.

So here they are testing cycling helmets,trying to work out which designs are better for cooling down the cyclist's head.

OK,well,for example, we guess we are here,this is,this is the kit which we would use to measure how much sweat is being..

The British team is convinced that it's not only training and diet which their athletes need to pay attention to,but how the heat affects performance.So these help the scientists see deep body temperature. They are thermometers that are swallowed by the athletes, sending heat information back to computers to be monitored.

In the past,these were a bit bigger,they weren't disposable,and so you have to go and retrieve them.So,the nice thing about the advancement in technology is that it's become smaller and because it's become smaller it's become cheaper and we can get rid of it afterwards without having to go find it.

Big business in science hope they can help Britain increase their medal hope. But other countries are watching closely.Many of the innovations going into Beijing are being kept secret. Technology is the legal and possibly crucial advantage that could push athletes over the finishing line first.

This room is Beijing, it maybe simulated at Portsmouth university, but with temperature of 31 degrees and humidity at 70 thermal chamber is giving athletes a taste what they will face in a few month.

We are certainly sweating in here, among all the talk about Beijing is been about pollution problem, for many of the athletes, it's actually the humidity that cause them the increasing concern, and also that's where the British hope to have a competitive advantage.

Among 20 different teams have been tested in here, triathletes, athletes, even the shooting team, all trying to get an edge no matter how tiny an advantage may give them.

You are dealing with such small margins of success, if I tell you, at the last Olympics, we won four Olympic goals in 4 by 100 meters relay, man's. We won the 800 meters with female track event, lead 1000 meters cycling, and the coxless forwards rowing, and winning margin when add together whole of events is less they 0.2s, you can see that something like not being prepared perform a heat easily, make a deterioration performance, make a differenct between gold and silver medal, and also a gold medal and absolutel nothing or whatsoever.

So here, they are testing cycling halmets, trying to work out which designing better if cooling down the cyclists hats.

Ok, for example, we guess we are here, this is a key to measure how much sweat you have been secreted.

The push's team is convinced not only training and diet which their athletes need to pay attention to, but how the heat affect performance. So these help the scientist see deep body temperature. That thermometer swallowed by the athletes sending heat information back to computers, to be monitored.

In the past, these are a bit bigger, they weren't disposable, and so you have to go to retrieve them. so the nice thing about the advancement and technology is ..uh.it becomes smaller, and because it becomes smaller, it becomes cheaper, and we can get rid of it afterwards without we have to go find it.

Big business and science hope they can help Britain increase that metal holl, but other country are watching closely. Many of the innovations going into Beijing have been kept secret, techonology is the legal and possibily crucial advantage that could push athletes over the finishing line first.

This room is Beijing. It may be situated at Portsmouth University. But with the temperature of 31 degrees and humidity at 70 percent, this thermal chamber is giving athletes a taste of what they'll face in a few months.

Well it's certainly hot and sweaty in here. Among all the talk about Beijing, it's been about the pollution problem. For many of the athletes, it's actually the humidity that's causing them the greatest concern. And that's why the British are hoping to have a competitive advantage.

Around 20 different teams have been tested in here. Triathletes, athletes, even the shooting team, all trying to get an edge no matter how tiny an advantage it might give them.

Here you're dealing with such small margins of success. Er, if I tell you that at the last Olympics we won four Olympic golds in the 4 by 100 meters relay, men's. We won the 800 meters with female track event, the 1000 meters cycling and the coxless forwards rowing and the winning margin when added together of all those events was less than 0.2 of the second. You can see that something like not being prepared to perform in the heat could easily make a deterioration in performance that can make a difference not just between a gold and a silver medal but between a gold medal and absolutely nothing whatsoever.

So here they are testing cycling helmets trying to work out which designs are better for cooling down the cyclist's head.

OK, well, for an example, we guess we are here, this is, this is a key which we would use to measure how much the sweat is being.

The British team is convinced that it's not only training and diet which their athletes need to pay attention to, but how the heat affects performance. So these help the scientists see deep body temperature. They are thermometers that are swallowed by the athletes, sending heat information back to computers to be monitored.

In the past, these were a bit bigger. They weren't disposable. And so you have to go and retrieve them. So the nice thing about the advancement in technology is that it's become smaller and because it's become smaller it's become cheaper and we can get rid of it afterwards without having to go find it.

Big business in science hope they can help Britain increase their medal hope. But other countries are watching closely. Many of the innovations going into Beijing are being kept secret. Technology is the legal and possibly crucial advantage that could push athletes over the finishing line first.