Cooling glove invigorates overheated athletes

I recently came across a few articles about a device invented by
researchers at Stanford University that allows a person to increase
their exercise tolerance by removing excess heat from the body that
occurs during exercise. The article states that this allows people to
see increased gains in size and strength by allowing them to train
longer per session than what they normally could without "the glove".

http://www.stanfordalumni.org/news/m...ures/cool.html

Just wondering if anybody on the group has had personal experience
with the device. Supposedly a number of professional sports teams are
using it for their players but I don't have any NFL contacts to ask.
The cost of the device is a bit beyond what I would want to spend
(almost $2000 a unit) but if it truly is affective I can imagine
splitting the cost between the members in my running club.

Anybody got one that they would like to post a review about?

On Fri, 08 Jun 2007 21:20:46 -0000, Arthur Jumbles <jhurlburt@gmail.com> wrote:

>I recently came across a few articles about a device invented by
>researchers at Stanford University that allows a person to increase
>their exercise tolerance by removing excess heat from the body that
>occurs during exercise. The article states that this allows people to
>see increased gains in size and strength by allowing them to train
>longer per session than what they normally could without "the glove".
>
>http://www.stanfordalumni.org/news/m...ures/cool.html

Well, given how Stanford teams perform in Div-I sports, maybe it doesn't help that much.