For high-altitude training, you can choose a treadmill, a cycling trainer, or training stairs. On the same machine, you'll first warm up in the cardio zone, and after 15 minutes, the intense training begins in the hypoxic room. Thirty minutes is enough to push your limits. Then, you’ll cool down, stretch thoroughly, and refresh yourself with a menthol-infused towel. Trust us, you'll appreciate it.
Our trainer will be with you throughout the session. Together, you'll warm up and select the ideal type of training and altitude. In the hypoxic room, you'll push yourself, but the trainer will supervise you the entire time, and you can reach out to them whenever needed. And they definitely won’t let you leave without a proper stretch at the end of the session
You have to work your way to the top—and the same applies in the hypoxic room. We want to push you, not break you. That’s why you’ll start with the lowest level of resistance out of seven options, and we’ll gradually increase it as you build your endurance at high altitudes.
And not just the high-altitude kind. We won’t lie—it might hurt. But the reward will be that much sweeter.