Reduce Injury Impact
In high activity team sports such as football and rugby, injuries impact results and damage the prospects and future finances of the club. Injuries can’t be avoided, but the likelihood of some injuries can be reduced and the impact of those that do occur can be minimised. A simulated altitude facility will help build a stronger, more resilient team, and will maximise player availability for key matches.
Return to play faster
Retain Fitness
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By having full-on CV workouts using just light mechanical loads, avoiding the usual need to regain fitness – it has not been lost.
Improve Injury Repair
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Stimulate EPO to create more red blood cells to deliver oxygen more effectively to microtraumas and muscle strains.
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Improved mitochondrial function and tissue repair through better oxygen utilisation.
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Reduce systemic inflation, which can delay healing.
Reduce future injuries
Reduce ACL and Achilles type injuries
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Hypoxia stimulates collagen synthesis: essential for tendon and ligament strength.
Reduce Fatigue Related injuries
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Hypoxia delays the onset of fatigue by improving the buffering capacity of muscles to buffer lactic acid. Critical in the later stages of a match.
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Improve Repeat Sprint Ability by 50% or more, to retain controlled movement and avoid over-reach and poor joint control.
RESULT
MORE PLAYERS AVAILABLE, MORE OF THE TIME
Convert an existing space or add a self-contained pod
A simulated altitude room can be provided to accommodate one player or twenty and can be installed in weeks in any location. Short sessions using light mechanical loads, two or three times a week, will allow fitness to be retained whilst the healing process is accelerated, and resilience is built against future injuries.
The hypoxic stimulus is unique in being able to trigger key repair mechanisms that cannot be arrived at in any other way, whilst also keeping players engaged and motivated.
Reduce the impact of injuries on your club...
...starting now