Introduction
May. 11th, 2011 07:34 pmI have just signed up for a fitness project through my workplace, using hypoxia training. I've been meaning to get fitter and exercise more for a while, and the training and finding this comm have kind of coincided, so I am guessing that I should take it as a sign and get serious about that exercise goal.
I'm on the hypoxia project for the next seven weeks, and maybe longer depending on the results. It's a Physical Education experiment for some students and is looking at the effectiveness of active hypoxia versus passive hypoxia for reducing percentage body fat. It involves cardio, so I will be on the bike or treadmill five days a week.
Aside from this training, I like to bellydance (I've been doing that on and off for about 15 years) and walk, and I love yoga even though I am an absolute beginner. I used to mountain bike, but I need to get my bike fixed before I can do that again.
I'm curious to know if anyone else has had any experience with hypoxia training. I'm keen to hear about other people's experiences.
I'm on the hypoxia project for the next seven weeks, and maybe longer depending on the results. It's a Physical Education experiment for some students and is looking at the effectiveness of active hypoxia versus passive hypoxia for reducing percentage body fat. It involves cardio, so I will be on the bike or treadmill five days a week.
Aside from this training, I like to bellydance (I've been doing that on and off for about 15 years) and walk, and I love yoga even though I am an absolute beginner. I used to mountain bike, but I need to get my bike fixed before I can do that again.
I'm curious to know if anyone else has had any experience with hypoxia training. I'm keen to hear about other people's experiences.
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Date: 2011-05-12 03:20 am (UTC)Please let us know how it goes - especially the study results regarding fat percentage.
Welcome to the group!
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Date: 2011-05-12 04:52 am (UTC)Thanks! This place looks pretty low-key and friendly.