Why only your hemoglobin mass counts: The mathematical truth about the altitude tent
Whether it’s high-altitude mountaineering, a competition at altitude, triathlon, or a mountain pass climb: The hemoglobin mass (Hb mass) in your red blood cells…
Whether it’s high-altitude mountaineering, a competition at altitude, triathlon, or a mountain pass climb: The hemoglobin mass (Hb mass) in your red blood cells…
You’re planning your next big tour, your gear is ready, and your fitness is on point. But what about acclimatization? The question is not
Have you ever wondered what really matters when we talk about our health? I don’t mean the superficial standard values your family doctor reads
Performance doesn’t happen by chance. It happens where a clear vision meets uncompromisingly plannable execution. But planning alone isn’t enough—you need to know the
“Roy, isn’t two weeks in an altitude tent enough?” The short answer is no. At least not if you want a real, robust increase
When someone first hears they should spend 30 nights at a simulated 2500 meters in an altitude tent, their mind starts racing. “Will I
Home camping: The experiment Imagine renting this tent—maybe even for a full eight weeks. Every evening you crawl inside and lie down alone in
Until now, active altitude training was often a struggle – and by that, I don’t mean the burning muscles, but the equipment. Anyone who
Altitude training at home offers enormous potential for endurance, recovery, and health—if implemented correctly. In this post, you’ll find out what really matters and which mistakes you should avoid.