The professional kinetic engagement sparring partner brings more than a willingness to take contact. The role demands preparation, communication, judgment and the discipline to stop when conditions are no longer appropriate. Readiness includes the person inside the equipment as well as the canine working with them.
CDC/NIOSH identifies confusion, altered mental status, slurred speech, seizures and loss of consciousness among heat-stroke signs; hot, dry skin or profuse sweating may occur. Its first-aid guidance is to call 911, stay with the person, move them to a cool area, remove outer clothing and cool them rapidly, including with cold-water or ice-bath methods when possible. CDC/NIOSH heat-related illnesses and first aid
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