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The Truth About “Altitude Training” 

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At sea level or high altitude there is 20.93% O2 in the the air
Decreased Partial Press/ Pressure gradient leads to lower amount of O2 carried by hemoglobin
Minimal change in Hemoglobin saturation up to 6,000 feet
Leadville is over 10,000 ft
100 mile running race (record time around 16 hours) and MTB race
Acute Adaptations to altitude:
HR and Breathing acutely increase
Submaximal HR increased as much as 50%
Still extract same amount of blood (50%)
Greater volume of blood required to do the same intensity exercise
VO2 max decreases 1.5-3% for every 1000 ft of elevation above 5,000ft. So at the top of mt Everest your VO2 max is the equivalent of an elderly person.
Chronic Adaptations to altitude:
EPO increases
Increased RBC formation
Starts to occur within 15 hours of altitude exposure
Over the course of months capillary density increases increasing o2 diffusion, small increase in mitochondrial density, increased aerobic enzymes, increased 2,3 DPG helps unbind o2 from Hb
Adaptation timeline ~2 weeks 7,000 feet ~4 weeks 9,000 feet ~6 weeks 11,000 ft
In summary:
Live high, train low (altitude tent, hypobaric chamber (true pressure change))
Training at altitude leads to detraining because of low O2
Adaptations to altitude are from exposure to the partial pressure change but not from training at altitude (suboptimal)
Sternberg J, et al. Hemodynamic response to work at simulated altitude 4000m. J Appl Physiol 1966; 21 1589.
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Комментарии : 23   
@kevinmoy3752
@kevinmoy3752 Год назад
Something doesn't sound right. Epo levels increase in response to oxygen demand. So training at high altitude should yeild greater epo stimuation since you have less oxygen exchange. When you said training at high altitude results in detraining, are you saying hemoglobin levels decreased?? Would appreciate citations to reference literature.
@danneh8777
@danneh8777 Год назад
Thank you sir
@rickeyshah9802
@rickeyshah9802 3 года назад
Really cool and informative video 👍
@TheMovementSystem
@TheMovementSystem 3 года назад
Thanks!
@jandestiny626
@jandestiny626 23 дня назад
so basically it works. thanks.
@setiasianturi
@setiasianturi 10 месяцев назад
i live at 700m for 14 days, then go to my workplace at 20m for 14 days, thats my life cycle. when i do lactate threshold run base to heart rate, i could see different about 30 to 45s pace in my run.
@FryedSaw
@FryedSaw Год назад
I altitude train with my 2 kiddos as well #Thanks
@hunters641
@hunters641 11 месяцев назад
Very informative and well presented. My experience at 1850m for 19 days so far training from 1850 to 2300. My heart rate is actually suppressed rather than high. Also power is down around 10-20%, best guess. At the end of 5 weeks here I will do a blood test to compare blood work prior and post. Cheers Alan
@hunters641
@hunters641 11 месяцев назад
Ps average blood ox day one was 89%, now 93% but can swing to 100 during the day.
@Gnomebe
@Gnomebe 2 года назад
High Altitude training I personally have seen great benefits in runners. Physiologist Joe I Vigil always was very careful with runners at Altitude (Kastor/Porter) His program worked well at 7,521 ft. Altitude in Alamosa Colorado. I did the live high train low in Flagstaff but not practical.
@MrMathExpert
@MrMathExpert 6 месяцев назад
Why not practical?
@somaayamukundan2960
@somaayamukundan2960 2 года назад
How does training at high altitude affect the oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curve?
@samdouglass3705
@samdouglass3705 6 месяцев назад
What about using altitude centres for individual sessions at sea level? Say 2 sessions each 1 hour, a week maintained over say 8 weeks
@mikeeight5819
@mikeeight5819 7 месяцев назад
Do you think live low train high still give adaptations? Say doing 5 X 60min per week easy runs with altitude generator? (Workouts done in normal conditions for reasons mentioned) thanks!
@AlejandroSiguere
@AlejandroSiguere Год назад
If you race in a stage race at 9000ft average, does it help to sleep at lower altitudes to recover better in between stages ?
@KIYALongevity
@KIYALongevity 2 года назад
Good information but just living at 5,000 feet in Denver has been causing severe muscle cramping and lowered blood oxygen to 93 from 98 when I was in Florida.
@maryammoradi2899
@maryammoradi2899 3 года назад
👍👍
@pilarrodriguez87
@pilarrodriguez87 2 года назад
this is great! anyway you can cite some of this information? I want to cite some of this research in my papers :)
@bryancontreras3051
@bryancontreras3051 Год назад
If you were to move to an area of high altitude and live there month plus to to a year, would you see any adaptation happen to your body or conditioning then?
@TheMovementSystem
@TheMovementSystem Год назад
Yes
@Xelenteontae_
@Xelenteontae_ 9 месяцев назад
​@@TheMovementSystemNice! How long would the effects take to"wear off" when I come back to sea level?
@eternalwarrior-yp2qx
@eternalwarrior-yp2qx 3 месяца назад
What you said is wrong. You don't need to be in at least 6000 feet to see any changes. I see differences and benefits even in 1000-1500 feet.