Introduce yourself and tell us a little about your background and sport Hi, I'm Demi, a 29-year-old athlete based in Amsterdam. I've always had a passion for sports, trying my hand at various disciplines, but I never quite excelled at any one sport early on. In 2022, I discovered running and fell...
Sleeping in a altitude tent is proven to be beneficial to athletes which can directly correlate to non athletes. As a rule athletes will alter their Hb mass by 4-5% depending on the altitude they sleep at and the individual response this translates to 3.5-4.3% increase in VO2max which for non athletes...
Spending significant time at higher altitudes increases the body's demand for iron, primarily because iron is a critical component in the production of red blood cells. Prolonged exposure to altitude stimulates the production of erythropoietin, a hormone that promotes the creation of red blood cells to improve oxygen transport and compensate for...
Discover how "Live High, Train Low" altitude training can boost team sport performance. A new study reveals significant improvements in hemoglobin mass, intermittent running, and time trial performance for athletes spending 15-19 nights at simulated high altitude. Learn the key findings and practical implications of this game-changing approach for enhancing endurance and...