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SouthernDZ · 02-19-2007, 18:09

The only thing I can add to the expert advice Doc has already imparted is that you need to get to know your team. If any have had heat injuries (or cold injuries for that matter) in the past, they will always be susceptible.

02-19-2007, 18:09	#8
SouthernDZ Quiet Professional Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Texas Posts: 656	P.S. The only thing I can add to the expert advice Doc has already imparted is that you need to get to know your team. If any have had heat injuries (or cold injuries for that matter) in the past, they will always be susceptible.
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