I have been using the MAG since 2007, not only for optimizing my performance in the 5K, 10K and Marathons, but also for research on human physiology and altitude response. After more than 10,000 hours, my generator is working as efficiently as the first day. - Santiago Sanz
Over 100 victories in international wheelchair racing road events, World Champion, World Record Holder, and exercise physiologist |
I would like to let the running world know how I felt yesterday on my long training run 18 miles. My training friends' average age is 23-35 and I'm their motivation to stay on pace. We averaged 7:00 -7:20 per miles during the run. I know that sleeping at altitude gives me an edge... I definitely see a huge improvement, especially in the second half of a race.
- Christine Kennedy
60-year old age group record holder in 10K
Sub-3:00 hour marathon at age 59
Wanted to let you know that of our team of 8, I had zero altitude issues—no headache, shortness of breath, or other AMS--even at the summit of Kilimanjaro hiking to Uhuru Peak. Most of the rest of the team either had to go on Diamox or suffered headaches/altitude shortness of breath and had to head down fairly quickly. It was almost certainly a result of the Higher Peak altitude tent training.
-C.S.
My hematocrit normally ranges from 35-39, but since I starting altitude training, it has increased to 46, up about 20%. My power numbers improved by 15%. At my level, increasing even 2 to 3% would be considered exceptional. I can drill out high-intensity interval training one after another, I'm glad for the hypoxic training that I am doing. It really does make a difference and why so many top athletes in all sports are doing it. You would be amazed at who and how many.
-Larry Zimich
Masters U.C.I. World Cup Hill Climb Champion
I am a 2006 Winter Olympian in biathlon and am a five-time National Champion. I am just lucky to see huge jumps in performance and blood values with altitude training. We have our World Championships in Northern Italy next season which sits at a fairly high altitude, I want to be fully prepared for these.
- Tim Burke, New York
US Biathalon, 2006 Winter Olympics, Turin
5-time US National Champion
Super recovery and able to sustain a much higher heart rate day to day. I got a fantastic product for a great price.
-L.A. |
The power is noticeable…about 10% for efforts between 5 and 30 minutes so far that I’ve been able to measure.
-J.K. |
David Roskelley and Steve Pearson, members of the LDS Church, recently returned from a memorable expedition to the summit of Mount Everest, the tallest mountain in the world. In addition to running marathons, Pearson, who then lived at sea level in Boston, rented a hypoxic generator and slept for two months in a little tent on top of his bed at a lowered oxygen level that would simulate 14,000 feet elevation, he said. Sitting atop the world at 29,029 feet elevation, two friends attempted to sing the LDS hymn "High on the Mountain Top" as it may have never been sung before.
-Deseret News, June 10, 2013 |
Just as a note of possible interest to you, I have run two 50k races since starting to use the system and have won both. The first, in Tahoe, I beat my previous course record by about 4 minutes, the second in a Northern California Park called Whiskeytown, I was about 7 minutes slower than the course record I set last year but it was only a week after the Tahoe race so I was not fully recovered.
- Beverly Anderson ( shown below holding her 1st-prize machete from the 6-day Coastal Challenge ultra endurance race that took place in Costa Rica in February 2007) |
Equine Athlete Broad Bahn wins $1.5 million Hambletonian (2011)
A custom high-altitude stall powered by six Mountain Air Generators helped Broad Bahn cut two seconds off his previous best time and win trotting's biggest prize.
A custom high-altitude stall powered by six Mountain Air Generators helped Broad Bahn cut two seconds off his previous best time and win trotting's biggest prize.
Thank you a lot for the quality of the service and for your time. You took time to answer all of my questions about the hardware and I really appreciated. I can sleep with the mask without any problem. It's really nice. Hope I can giving you good news for the Canadian and World championship.
-M.D., Quebec, Canada I previously had a Hypoxico system. Got your generator and it is equal quality to your competitors but it has a wider altitude range. And cheaper too. I couldn't be happier.
-EN, California |
Just wanted to give a update on my progress with the MAG. Feel great 8 weeks at around 13,000 feet. Just finished a half marathon and took 6 min off my time. It is a great product - going to try sleeping in it for the rest of the year just because I feel so much better after sleeping in the chamber. Just thought I would say thanks for the great product and price. Keep up the good work!
-J.P. -P.C. |
I wanted to let you know that since I began using the Higher Peak Mountain Air Generator I recently ran a PR of 4:03 in a road mile, and won the Richard Calaiguiri City of Pittsburgh 5K with over 2200 runners. Both at the age of 43. On average I have been 10 seconds per mile faster since I started using the MAG. I am very impressed with the Higher Peak High Altitude Hypoxic Air Generator. I think it is an improvement over the "tent systems" on the market. I have been very pleased with the comfort.
-Danny Fink, WV Summer Biathalon Member US National Team 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 World Championship Team 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2005 Gold Medal 2000 Czech International Biathlon Cup First American finisher 2005 World Championships USATF 50k National Championship 6th place 2002, 2004 |
...and congratulations to hundreds of other Higher Peak athletes -- including multiple Olympic champions, major marathon winners, American and World record setters -- who prefer to keep their secret weapon quiet