The Benefits of Intermittent Hypoxic Training (IHT)

Intermittent Hypoxic Training is another way to increases your exercise performance.

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0:16 What is intermittent hypoxic training?
0:38 The effects of intermittent hypoxic training
0:55 Intermittent hypoxic training benefits
2:32 How to do intermittent hypoxic training

In this video, we’re going to talk about intermittent hypoxic training (IHT). 

What is intermittent hypoxic training? 
Intermittent hypoxic training is a training or therapy, very similar to training in high altitudes. You’re intermittently giving your body lower amounts of oxygen. If you cut down the oxygen too low for too long, it could be dangerous. 

By giving your body little doses of hypoxia, which is a lack of oxygen, you can create an amazing adaptation. You’re giving a small amount of stress intermittently to cause the body to rebound, adapt, and become even stronger. 

Intermittent hypoxic training benefits:

1. Improved performance 
2. May help with chronic lung disease 
3. May help with bronchial asthma 
4. May help with hypertension 
5. May help with diabetes 
6. May help with brain damage
7. May help with radiation toxicity
8. Increases your antioxidant network 
9. Increases the number of mitochondria 
10. May increase the number and size of red blood cells  
11. Helps release excessive amounts of calcium from the cell
12. Increases oxygen to the tissues 
13. Decreases oxidative stress

How to do intermittent hypoxic training:

• You can get intermittent hypoxic training equipment such as a small mask that fits over your nose and mouth. The mask restricts air and has different settings that will simulate different altitudes. You may start at 3,000 ft and slowly work your way up to 19,000 ft. 

• There is another way where you’re on a bicycle, and you’re breathing in a less amount of oxygen and more nitrogen. 

• One pattern might look like 3-5 minutes of hypoxic air, where you’re breathing more CO2. Then, 2-5 minutes of ambient air (normal air). You do this back and forth for about 45 minutes. 

• You can get a pulse oximeter, which will measure the amount of oxygen in your blood. 

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Intermittent Hypoxic Training, I believe will become a popular technique for those who are want to take their fitness to the next level.