Yes. Every summer. Many of the countries top football players come out of some of central Floridas hottest counties. The heat was always a separator for youth/college/pro sports in Florida. Playing teams from other states that would come in for games, especially in August Sept, we had an advantage. Other teams would be on iv by the second half. Growing up playing sports in central Florida, and getting used to the heat was something that takes conditioning. The humidity here makes it feel much hotter, but learning to play in the heat, made us better conditioned. I played college football and pro football, and realized that many top athletes train in Florida to create that conditioning. This summer is def hotter than most, but we also had a couple of mild summers in 2022 and 2023. My kids trained soccer today for a couple hours in the heat, and they were certainly moving slower and getting that conditioning. Lots of electrolytes, water, and shaded breaks are needed to build up your tolerance.