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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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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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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...
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ARTICLE (PDF file 1.10 MB) |
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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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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.
FULL
SUMMARY (PDF file 54KB)
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