A temporary cognitive impairment affecting athletes competing in tent-like enclosed sports structures used during winter. Most common in late autumn and early spring, it is characterized by impulsive decision-making, erratic behavior, and reduced situational awareness, similar to high-altitude psychosis. While generally mild and non-threatening, Dome-Fever has been linked to performance declines, strategic errors, and an increased risk of injury. In rare cases, it may result in brief periods of enhanced performance.
Are we really going to risk it? Its 15 degrees outside I dont what to get a Dome Fever related injury
by Snatchy Merrange March 3, 2025
Get the Dome Fevermug.