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Engineering the Human Body to Beat Extreme Heat | Justin Li - CEO, Qore Performance

Progress, Potential, and Possibilities Podcast / Show · 2026-07-21 · 47 min

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human performanceThermoregulationHeat StressCooling TechnologyWearable Tech

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Send us Fan Mail Today on Progress, Potential and Possibilities, we're exploring one of the most fundamental challenges facing human performance: heat. Whether it's soldiers operating in desert environments, firefighters battling infernos, police officers wearing heavy body armor, construction crews working under extreme summer temperatures, or elite athletes pushing the limits of endurance, excess heat is more than an inconvenience - it can become a life-threatening limitation. Joining us is Justin Li, Co-Founder and CEO of Qore Performance ( ), a Tennessee-based company pioneering a new generation of personal thermoregulation technologies. Drawing on his background as a Deputy Sheriff with the San Diego County Sheriff's Office, Justin founded Qore Performance to solve a problem he experienced firsthand - how to keep people cool, hydrated, and performing at their best in the harshest environments imaginable. Under Justin's leadership, Qore Performance has developed patented innovations including the ICEPLATE® and ICEFLASK®, systems that transform the water people already carry into wearable thermal batteries capable of cooling the body while simultaneously providing hydration.

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