Badwater 135 just wrapped and two course records fell in the same evening. 135 miles across Death Valley at 118 degrees. Max Jolliffe took 39 minutes off the men's record, Carmen Maria Perez took 39 off the women's and finished 2nd overall 🤯 Got me thinking - everyone talks about heat training but how many people have really dove into the specifics about what makes a good plan? So I pulled 4 papers, one published 4 days ago, and built a prompt that does the whole thing for you. It researches the science first so it's not guessing, reads your Apple Health or Strava to see where you actually are, asks what you're racing, then builds the block and writes it to your Google Calendar day by day. Sauna, hot bath, or just outside - whatever you've actually got access to. You lose about 2.5% of your heat adaptation per day once you stop. Fully gone in 5-7 weeks. So doing the work isn't enough, it has to land on race day. The prompt loads everything around your race so you are dialed in for race day! Full guide and prompt here: https://www.skool.com/athlete-ai-community/classroom/c89bd042?md=e740e601c8544c5d921f534c48d7bd06 FYI: heat training raises your core temp on purpose. That's the whole stimulus and also the risk. Talk to your doctor first, especially if you're on any BP meds or diuretics. Kevin