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Australian company, Box Altitude, specialising in the development of altitude sleep
and training systems, is pleased to announce a partnership with Team Jumbo-Visma,
the number one ranked World Tour Cycling Team, over the next two years.
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Preparation by high performance athletes at altitude, is widely acknowledged by both
coaches and performance directors, to be massively beneficial to the performance of
an athlete.
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With this in mind, www.boxaltitude.com has redefined the altitude sleeping and
training environments, to allow athletes to get the absolute benefits of altitude in their
homes.
Training camps at altitude can be restrictive in terms of both time and costs, and the
global situation with Covid-19 has placed further travel pressures on athletes as they
prepare for events.
The systems developed by Box Altitude’s Rico Rogers are unique in that, both
the Sleep Cloud and Training Cloud systems, are quiet, comfortable, aesthetically
pleasing, and are no longer claustrophobic environments that often hindered recovery
whilst offering the benefits of altitude sleep or training. Additionally, App based
technology allows for precise control of the altitude space for the duration of the
sleep or training session, making the systems highly accurate and effective.
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Team Jumbo-Visma is widely accepted as one of the top cycling teams in the world.
The partnership with Box Altitude will further enhance the preparation of the teams
athletes.
Without doubt, Box Altitude research shows that sleeping in a high altitude
environment, elevates athletic performance across all sporting codes, with endurance
sports gaining the greatest benefits.
Box Altitude looks forward to seeing Team Jumbo-Visma riders on the podium in
some of the greatest bike races in the world.
“A team preparing with the help of our altitude systems and winning the biggest bike
races in the world is a very realistic goal”, said Box Altitude’s Rico Rogers.
