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VO2 max interval cardio at simulated 14,000 ft altitude
"Exalt XP is the company. This thing brings you to, you could vary the altitude, and I put it at 14,000 ft. So I do these cardio workouts at 14,000 ft... It's not fun, but it has a giant impact though."
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Two hard cardio workouts per week at simulated altitude to prepare for an elk hunt in Utah at 5,000-9,000 ft
"I was showing you the hypoxia chamber that we have here, the Exalt. I think it's called the Exalt XP hypoxia trainer. It is so hard to work out at altitude, but if you can do it... I did it for two months and I was very rigorous... doing two really hard car..."
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High-intensity interval training at simulated 15,000 ft altitude for maximum performance and mental toughness
"I have a box in my studio that goes to it takes all the air out. So it puts you at the equivalent of 15,000 feet above sea level and you do this interval training. So you do sprints on the Airdyne machine, you get off of that and you do these kettlebell cle..."
High-altitude simulation training for cardiovascular adaptation; combines 14,000 ft hypoxia with heat up to 115°F for hormetic stress response and muscle/cardio improvement
"You saw my hypoxia machine that I just got installed today. It replicates 14,000 feet above sea level and you train in it. It also has a heat element so you could ramp the heat up to 115°. My friend Adam Greenfield turned me on to it — he said there's nothi..."
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