Research Library

Evidence-backed altitude science,
performance research, and elite athlete studies.

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Performance

Enhancement and output optimization.

Physiology

Cellular adaptations and VO₂ Max.

Acclimatization

Hypoxic response and adaptation.

Training Protocols

Methodologies and evidence-based routines.

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Theory Into Practice

The Research, In High Altitude

Every paper in this library exists to answer one question: what actually happens to the body up there. Here's what that looks like on our floor.

ALTIPEAK Floor

The Oxygen Pathway

Move your mouse to trace oxygen delivery from lungs to muscles.

Lungs Bloodstream Muscles

Evolution of Altitude Research

1998

Live High, Train Low (LHTL)

Levine and Stray-Gundersen publish landmark study establishing the LHTL protocol for endurance athletes.

2005

Intermittent Hypoxic Exposure (IHE)

Research expands into the benefits of short, repeated exposures to hypoxia for team sports.

2012

Repeated Sprint Training in Hypoxia (RSH)

Breakthrough studies demonstrate RSH delays fatigue and improves repeated sprint ability in rugby and football.

2018

Hemoglobin Mass & Elite Performance

Comprehensive meta-analyses confirm the direct correlation between hypoxic training, Hb mass increases, and VO₂ max.

2025

Precision Altitude Protocols

Integration of real-time SpO2 monitoring and personalized hypoxic dosing for optimal recovery and performance.