Nutrition
Indoor Court Heat Hydration Strategy
Indoor court heat hydration strategy counters hidden sweat loss in hot bubbles—scheduled sips, cooling breaks, and sodium-rich recovery drinks.
An indoor court heat hydration strategy addresses dry, hot bubble courts where airflow is poor—sweat evaporates fast so athletes underestimate fluid loss. Start sessions euhydrated, sip every few games, and cool neck and wrists between points when allowed.
Post-play rehydration includes sodium, not only plain water.
Common questions
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Do you sweat less indoors?
You often sweat as much but feel less wet because air is dry—fluid loss stays high. Trust schedule and weigh-ins, not how soaked your shirt looks.
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