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That was professor 0llie jay from the sydney school of health sciences speaking to me a little earlier. ican i can tell you, this heat is brutal, standing here it is very hot so i cannot imagine what kind of conditions those athletes are having to play in. it must be really difficult for them. . ~ i. it must be really difficult for them. ., ~ ,, , it must be really difficult for them. . ~ i. , . them. thank you very much, mariko them. thank you very much, marika 0i- — them. thank you very much...

And went out sightseeing and i guess the organising committee taking a very tough approach because they are aware that public sentiment has been quite negative about this 0lympics. i dont think anyone here now blame those foreign athletes or officials for the surge that we are seeing in covid—19 cases but the fact that the tokyo 0lympics but the fact that the tokyo olympics are taking place in the city, that is sending them the city, that is sending them the wrong message. there is no urgency ...

Declared for the japanese capital for the past few weeks. but aside from the pandemic, another issue has been this intense heat. we heard from novak djokovic of tennis complaining about it so earlier, i spoke to professor 0llie jay. earlier, i spoke to professor 0lliejay. he has worked with many sporting associations, including the australian open. what is the impact of this heat on athletes? so the human body is always striving to maintain am internal body temperature of around about 37 degrees...

Complaining about it, so earlier i spoke to professor 0llie jay who has worked earlier i spoke to professor 0lliejay who has worked with various sporting organisations, including the australian open. what is the impact of this heat on elite athletes? so the human body is always striving to maintain am internal body temperature of around about 37 degrees celsius, and we have around about a three celsius buffer away from getting levels of heat stress that can be quite dangerous to the average pers...

Will really put them in pretty good shape in advance of these particular conditions, which are quite harsh. that was professor 0llie jay from the sydney school of health sciences speaking to me a little earlier. and i can tell you, this heat is really brutal. just standing here, its really hot, so i cant imagine what kind of conditions those athletes are having to play in. it must be really difficult for them. mariko 0i in tokyo for us there. with me is our reporter tanya dendrinos. tanya, weve ...

Will really put them in pretty good shape in advance of these particular conditions, which are quite harsh. that was professor 0llie jay from the sydney school of health sciences speaking to me a little earlier. and i can tell you, this heat is really brutal. just standing here, its really hot, so i cant imagine what kind of conditions those athletes are having to play in. it must be really difficult for them. lets difficult for them. take a look at the sport itself. with me is our reporter, tan...