World Bicycle Day-AERTI Hypoxic Generator Helps Riders Beat Altitude Limits

World Bicycle Day | AERTI Hypoxic Generator Helps Riders Beat Altitude Limits

June 3rd is World Bicycle Day. On this day, cycling lovers around the world celebrate the freedom and passion brought by two wheels.

For cyclists who aim for better performance, every pedal stroke is a fight against themselves. Every hill climb tests both physical strength and willpower. AERTI hypoxic generator is specially made for riders who want to break their limits.

AERTI has two models for selection: DY-1 and DY-2. Supplying 9%-18% hypoxia concentration. They both have two outlets, one for hypoxia, the other one for hyperoxia.

Training at high altitudes is a classic way to improve cyclists’ endurance. In high-altitude areas, oxygen pressure in the air drops. To get used to low oxygen, the human body will make more red blood cells and carry more oxygen in blood. When athletes go back to plain areas, this physical change will turn into great competitive advantages.

But not all riders can train on highlands all year round. AERTI hypoxic generator can create low-oxygen environments of different altitudes. Athletes can get the same training effect as highland training without leaving their training places.

A good hypoxic generator can accurately set simulated altitudes from 2700 meters to 6600 meters, fitting training needs at different stages. Cyclists can do daily aerobic exercise in the set low-oxygen environment. Their cardiopulmonary function will get stronger and their endurance will keep improving. Many professional cycling teams use this machine as a key tool for pre-match training.

Besides altitude simulation, AERTI hypoxic generator also supports intermittent hypoxic training. It switches between low oxygen and normal oxygen status to copy physical energy changes in real races. Its sleep hypoxic mode lets athletes get highland adaptation effects even while resting. It is an all-round helper for year-round training.

It is also very useful for amateur cycling fans. Whether you prepare for long-distance cycling challenges or want to climb hills more easily on weekends, hypoxic training can greatly improve your cardiopulmonary endurance. Common riders can train like pros and enjoy cycling more easily.

On World Bicycle Day, AERTI pays tribute to all cycling lovers. No matter you are professional racers chasing trophies or hobbyists enjoying weekend rides, our hypoxic generator will bring you more power.

Every drop of sweat in indoor low-oxygen training will turn into speed and strength on outdoor roads and hills.

Ride higher, ride stronger. AERTI hypoxic generator walks with every rider.

Note: Related training should be conducted under the guidance of professionals.

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