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Health Club Management, July, 2008
Exercise High.
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Thanks ro simulated altitude technology, altitude training is starting to gain a foothold in health clubs. Kate Cracknell finds out how it can be used for rehabilitation.
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Cycling Weekly, March 13, 2008
Airs and races. Intermittent Hypoxic Training: new scientific advances for the pros.
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As science develops so does the world of cycling, and athletes across the globe are always looking to get that edge over everyone else. Here we look at a new device that takes theories from altitude training and applies them to race performance.
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The Times , March 13, 2008
My Weekend: Chris Hall.
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It can't all be pleasure for this trust and hedge fund lawyer in the Cayman Islands - so he's training to paddle-surf the whole island chain. Hall says. “It was an amazing experience, not least because the hypoxic training I did with Richard before the race meant that I got rid of asthma from which I’d occasionally suffered as a child".
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Sport , January 18, 2008
PT Interview. PT takes a deep breath and talks to 'altitude' specialist Richard Pullan
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Richard Pullan runs The Altitude Centre in London's Covent Garden. It's a specialist facility that enables athletes and trainers from numerous sports to benefit from exposure to altitude, without going anywhere.
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 348 KB) |
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Runner's World, December 2007
Style and Substance. Stand out from the crowd with our pick of the best running kit that money can buy by Alison Hamlett.
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Living the high life in the African hills has helped many Kenyan and Ethiopian runners to reach the top.
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Sport , November 30, 2007
Adrenaline. Quicken your pulse.
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How do you get your thrills? If the answer includes a bacon roll and a chunky Kit Kat, then you might be missing out. Adrenaline junkie Richard Pullan of the Altitude Centre explains why we all need a buzz
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ultra FIT , Vol 17 No. 4 2007
PT Interview. PT takes a deep breath and talks to 'altitude' specialist Richard Pullan
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Richard Pullan runs The Altitude Centre in London's Covent Garden. It's a specialist facility that enables athletes and trainers from numerous sports to benefit from exposure to altitude, without going anywhere.
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 461 KB) |
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The Times Magazine, April 2007
Someone's got to do it.... ALTITUDE TRAINER
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Richard Pullan, 33 is the founder and director of The Altitude Centre in London. He lives in Brixton
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The Daily Telegraph , Jan 2007
How I defied the Death Zone
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Flying Low: top-class sportsmen and adventurers are using hypoxic training, but Bryony was more thrilled to learn of the effects on cellulite.
LINK TO ONLINE ARTICLE
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 238 KB) |
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ITV4 , Nov 2006
Tottenham Hotspur using The Altitude Centre Exercise Chamber
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Sam Erith, Tottenham Hotspur Fitness Coach talks to ITV4 about the use of The Altitude Centre Hypoxic Exercise with injured athletes
VIDEO CLIP (3. 9MB) |
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Sport UK TV , Sept 2006
Filton College helps Couch breathe easier
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Jane Couch has called on specialist help in her bid to win a 6th World title when she fights defending IBA light welterweight champion Holly Holm on September 23rd
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Men's Fitness, June 2006
Get High to go fast
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Altitude training can improve sports performance., muscle strength and all-round health. And the good news is that you don't need to fly to Peru to try it
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 1.1 MB) |
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The Sun, 2nd May 2006
Rooney Sleeps In Oxygen Tent
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Ace's fitness boost. Crooked soccer star Wayne Rooney will sleep in a oxygen tent to boost his world Cup fitness fightback.
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The Telegraph, March 2006
Want to get fitter? Just have the right altittude.
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You've tried eating less, now try breathing less... Sandy Mitchell gets a little light-headed over a new training method.
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The London Magazine , January 2006
Peak condition.
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Depriving yourself of oxygen can boost your immune system. This year, learn to breathe like a mountaineer, says catherine bassindale.
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The Independent On Sunday, Review, Januray 2006
50 Ways To Get Fit.
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10 hot workouts. Get high. Nothing beats training in thin air for improving aerobic capacity. London's Altitude Centre offers simulated mountain training from the comfort of a chair.
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 1.19 MB) |
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Cycling Weekly, December 2005
The high Life
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Many Pro bike riders use training camps at altitude as a way to improve their fitness and raising red blood cell count in a legal way.
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The Sunday Times, Style Magazine, October 2005
Show Me Some Altitude.
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Want to get fit - really fit? Then you need to get high. Exercise performed above, 1,500 meters can double your calorie burn and stregthen your heart, explains Cathy Struthers.
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The Daily Telegraph
The Thursday Column.
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Donovan is calm, relaxed and in excellent humour, and is muich enjoying the vivid colours he sees after each session. I could almost recommend it.
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Runners World, April 2005
Altitude Training. Unnatural High.
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Don't despair if you're still waiting for the invitation to join Paula Radcliffe at her training camp in the Pyrenees. There is another way to enjoy the benefits of altitude training...
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 1.10 MB) |
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UltraFit, April 2005
Fitness from thin air
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How Cav Burke conquered Mt Milimanjaro with the help of The Altitude Centre.
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 579 KB)
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National Geographic Adventure, March 2005
Performance2. Air Supply
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Oxygen equals fuel: Presenting four O2 boosters to help you suck more wind.
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 897 KB)
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Runners World, February 2005
Resolution Number 10. Blow £10,000.
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Featured at the top of the list of things to sepnd your money on in 2005 is a course of Altitude Training offered by The Altitude Centre.
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 1.10 MB)
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Leisure-kit.net, Jan 2005
Altipower's ground level mountain air therapy
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London's Altitude Centre, which provides sessions in Intermittent Hypoxic Training (IHT), has added a brand new personal training devise to its range of units.
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 103 KB)
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Japanese Institute for Sports Science, October 2004.
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Summary of the 8th International Conference on Altitude Training. Held at the JISS (Japanese Institute for Sports Science) on the 20th and 21st October 2004 in Tokyo. Courtesy of Dr. John Hellemans.
FULL SUMMARY (PDF file 24 KB)
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51st ANNUAL MEETING American College of Sports Medicine. 2-5, 2004, Indianapolis, Indiana
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Effects of Intermittent Normobaric Hypoxia on Blood Parameters in Multi-Sport Endurance Athletes. M.J. Hamlin and J. Hellemans. Lincoln University, Canterbury, New Zealand
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BBC ONE News, Nov 2004 - Special Report
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Cavin Burke features in this BBC news item, attributing his terrific weight loss to a course of Mountain Air Therapy at The Altitude Centre.
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UltraFit November 2004
The Everest Brothers.
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A feature on Tom and Ben Clowes preparing to summit Mount Everest. The piece looks at their fitness schedule and includes the use of the Go2Altitude Hypoxicator provided by The Altitude Centre to help the brothers on their summit attempt.
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 3,666 KB) |
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Asthma Magazine, Jan 2005
Oar-some ocean duo
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Richard Pullan and Chris hall row across the Atlantic Ocean. Chris cured his Asthma through Intermittent Hypoxic Training Offered by The Altitude Centre.
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 1.3 MB) |
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Hong Kong Sports Institute, March 2004
High Altitude Training Symposium
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This conference was organized by the Hong Kong Sports Development Board in conjunction with the China Association of Sport Medicine. Summary By Dr John Hellemans.
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RED, April 2005
Waiting to Inhale |
Professional athletes, bizarrely, deprive themselves of oxygen for short periods to increase fitness.
Now you can try it at The Altitude Centre.
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 326 KB) |
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The Independent, Nov 2004, Health Section
Fitness From Thin Air.
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A therapy that improves your health and helps weight loss while you just sit there? Anastasia Stephens took a deep breath to investigate
FULL ARTICLE (PDF file 1.24 MB)
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New Zealand Journal of Sports Medicine. 2002
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This study demonstrated a statistically significant increase in FVC after IHT in both asthmatic and non-asthmatic participants. Some asthmatics showed an improvement in symptoms and a reduction in medication use
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