MICHELLE VESTERBY
Ironman Competitor
Airofit is a respiratory training system that improves your physical performance, as well as general wellbeing through tested breathing exercises.
Whether you're an athlete, suffer from health issues or simply want to improve your quality of life, Airofit is for you.
Airofit generates resistance on your respiratory muscles. This causes fatigue, which is then compensated by muscle tissue growth, making your breathing muscles faster, stronger and more efficient - just like any other muscle group.
Airofit helps strengthen your diaphragm so you can breathe more effectively and get more oxygen even in the riding position, which usually would limit the lung capacity dramatically.
By training the flexibility of the diaphragm and thorax joints, you increases your vital capacity. You can inhale more air at once, reduce breathing rate and preserve energy - especially during swimming.
Boosts your anaerobic threshold and prolong the period of time you can perform at maximum power output, giving you the crucial competitive edge during high intensity performance.
Most users start seeing improvements after 1-2 weeks of use. If for some reason you are not 100% satisfied with Airofit during your first 6 weeks (45 days), we will return your money, no questions asked.
Alex Wallace underwent an intense 12-week training program which resulted in improvements in lung function, peak flow scores, FTP measurements and race times. PDF below describes his training protocol, subjective feeling, and objective results.
Airofit is for anyone who is interested in improving their physical performance, health or general wellbeing - regardless of age or current fitness level. You don't have to be a professional athlete to use our system.
Many singers use it to improve their lung capacity and even people who suffer from asthma and COPD benefit greatly from daily breathing training with Airofit.
If you have ever run our of breath, Airofit is for you.
Airofit is designed to be used separately from training and other physical activity. This means that you can use Airofit in any free moment - before bed, at work, after a gym session or whatever suits you best. And it only takes 3-5 minutes a day.
Until now measurable breath training was only available to the highest level athletes in a laboratory environment.
Airofit brings the advantages of breath training out of the lab and in to your hands. Olympians and World Champions are using Airofit as a daily part of their training regiment and seeing incredible results.
Simple to use - Airofit is easy to add to your training protocol. You only need to use it 8-10 minutes per day to get incredible results.
Airofit has combined the best respiratory training with the latest technology.
The app acts as a virtual breathing coach, giving you live feedback and ensuring all exercises are performed correctly.
The app also allows you to track your training in real-time providing a personal dashboard to monitor your progress over time.
Airofit measures your current lung function.
Triathlon is at a modern day crossroads. Those not embracing and mastering data-driven training will inevitably get left behind by their data-savvy competitors.
Respiratory data on your vital lung capacity - respiratory strength - breath control - aerobic and anaerobic thresholds just got added to the game.
Know your numbers - train to win!
"Training with Airofit gives athletes larger vital lung capacity, stronger breathing muscles, and higher anaerobic tolerance. It´s not my opinion, it's a medical fact."
Dr. MIKE MARIC
Professor at Pavia University, Scientist, Former World Champion in Freediving
"Ability to measure and track respiratory training is a game changer. Airofit makes training simple and provides the feedback needed to validate and guide people to improved performance."
SEAN COAKLEY
Master Airofit Instructor, Degree in Public Health, Epidemiology and Nutritional Sciences
"Respiratory training is an overlooked aspect in everyday medicine, but it has great impact. Don’t take my word for it - there is a lot of clinical evidence that respiratory training works."
JEFFREY LIME
MS, PA-C, AE-C, Expert in Lung Medicine and allergy, Former Navy Seal.
