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Altitude training is a perfect tool for performance enhancement in elite and leisure athletes.
To successfully reach such altitudes, you must acclimatize yourself beforehand to prepare your body for altitude.
If you are looking for an effective method to improve your health and well-being — altitude training is the best.
We provide lectures and education in altitude training for coaches, athletes, sports clubs, and organizations
We are passionate about altitude training and are continuously involved in scientific projects related to training at altitude
Irina Zelenkova, MD, Ph.D.
Everest summiteer
Everest summiteer
An expert in altitude training, Irina’s Ph.D. focused on the «physiological processes of hypoxic tolerance in elite athletes». For more than 15 years, Irina has been helping elite athletes achieve their best results and climbers summit the world’s highest peaks.
Irina has supported athletes who achieved world records and world or Olympic medal success. She has prepared athletes for the Olympic Games in Sochi, Brazil, Korea, and Tokyo, using various hypoxic training methods. She has worked as a doctor and physiologist on 4 Olympic Games, 7 Dakar rally-marathons, and an Ironman World Championship.
Irinia has provided medical supervision and training on Everest and North and South Pole expeditions. She has prepared professional and amateur teams for climbing the highest mountains on the planet: Everest, Lhotse, Aconcagua, Manaslu, Vinson Peak, etc.
Irina has supported athletes who achieved world records and world or Olympic medal success. She has prepared athletes for the Olympic Games in Sochi, Brazil, Korea, and Tokyo, using various hypoxic training methods. She has worked as a doctor and physiologist on 4 Olympic Games, 7 Dakar rally-marathons, and an Ironman World Championship.
Irinia has provided medical supervision and training on Everest and North and South Pole expeditions. She has prepared professional and amateur teams for climbing the highest mountains on the planet: Everest, Lhotse, Aconcagua, Manaslu, Vinson Peak, etc.
FAQ
FAQ
Altitude training, also known as hypoxic training, involves exercising and living at altitude or using hypoxic generator systems to reduce the amount of oxygen in the air for the purpose of improved athletic performance, pre-acclimatization to altitude and /or health, and weight loss.
Everyone can benefit from altitude training: improve athletic performance, prepare for the mountain expedition, and improve your energy level, health and well-being. And with our professional support, you will avoid common mistakes and achieve your goals faster.
Under the influence of hypoxia, the adrenal glands release erythropoietin, which triggers a cascade of processes to form a hematological response. Exposure to altitudes above 1600-1800 meters is necessary to stimulate erythropoiesis. An increase in total hemoglobin mass by 1% per week at an altitude of 2,500 meters could result in an increase of total hemoglobin mass by 12% after a 12-week stay at that altitude. The individual secretion of erythropoietin directly influences the increase in total hemoglobin mass. There is also a clear relationship between the increase in total hemoglobin mass, and a change of 1 g/kg in total hemoglobin mass, according to scientific publications, results in a change of 4.4 ml/kg/min in maximal oxygen consumption.
Altitude also leads to non-hematological adaptations. Non-hematological adaptations include muscular, metabolic, and ventilatory adaptations. All of these adaptations lead to an increase in performance. Among muscular adaptations, we can distinguish improvement of mitochondrial function, an increase in capillarization and myoglobin in the muscles, and muscle buffering capacity. The metabolic effect refers to the stimulation of the glycolytic pathway and through ventilatory adaptations to hypoxia. Energetic properties are also improved, including energy efficiency, leading to an increase in performance.
Altitude also leads to non-hematological adaptations. Non-hematological adaptations include muscular, metabolic, and ventilatory adaptations. All of these adaptations lead to an increase in performance. Among muscular adaptations, we can distinguish improvement of mitochondrial function, an increase in capillarization and myoglobin in the muscles, and muscle buffering capacity. The metabolic effect refers to the stimulation of the glycolytic pathway and through ventilatory adaptations to hypoxia. Energetic properties are also improved, including energy efficiency, leading to an increase in performance.
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