Fella Finn Moderator Moderator Mar 17, 2019 #2 No, why would it? It obviously makes your training harder but it's not a health risk per se. Very common thing among endurance athletes.
No, why would it? It obviously makes your training harder but it's not a health risk per se. Very common thing among endurance athletes.
SteveMobsterG Moderator Moderator EF Logger Mar 17, 2019 #3 If you live at, got used to and then train there - you'll be fine. If, however, you haven't it'll be something that'll take a LOT of getting used to
If you live at, got used to and then train there - you'll be fine. If, however, you haven't it'll be something that'll take a LOT of getting used to
stevesmi Head Mod Elite Moderator Mar 17, 2019 #4 high altitute training or sleeping in a chamber forces your body to produce more RBC's which will boost endurance. i'm not sure what your question is all about though. weight training in a gym for an hour isn't even close to as hard as running fast for 1 hour...
high altitute training or sleeping in a chamber forces your body to produce more RBC's which will boost endurance. i'm not sure what your question is all about though. weight training in a gym for an hour isn't even close to as hard as running fast for 1 hour...