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HYPERASHEL
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 Posted: 12/04/04 - 18:08 Post subject: hypoxicators?
ever used one? did it help? did it collect dust? if you did , how often and how long did you use it? how much did it cost?
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Posted: 12/04/04 - 20:34 Post subject:
Sorry I have no clue what you're talking about. But you're description makes me think I need rubber gloves.   What the heck ya talkin about?
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rolling rock
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Posted: 12/04/04 - 21:33 Post subject:
reduced oxegyn breathing trainer?
going up high are ya? 
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HYPERASHEL
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Posted: 12/04/04 - 23:53 Post subject:
| rolling rock wrote: | | reduced oxegyn breathing trainer? |
YES
| rolling rock wrote: | | going up high are ya? |
no, but it still improves aerobic ability. a freind has two he's trying to sell. he used to sell them as a side business that kinda failed. he's selling for $500.00
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marathonrnr262
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Posted: 12/06/04 - 08:51 Post subject:
I don't have one, but I have done the research.
Unless you are a top athlete looking to gain 1-2%, then they aren't worth it. The average Joe can increase that much by doing an additional workout or losing some additional weight or body fat%.
The concept is great, but as you know beng a tech., an increase in HGB of .2-.3 that you MAY get, isn't going to add to much to your overall time. An elite athlete may see a difference, but not the avarage athlete.
Just my 
Sheldon
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