Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is more and more favored by famous athletes all over the world, and they are also necessary for some sports gyms to help people recovery faster from hard training.
√ Increases mental focus
√ Increases serotonin levels
√ Improves blood circulation
√ Increases energy levels
√ Increases Collagen Production
√ Accelerates jet lag recovery
√ Reduces lactic acid
√ Hyperbaric chamber muscle recovery can reduce muscle fatigue and stretch injury
√ Reduces Inflammation & Pain
√ Reduces Susceptibility Towards Re-injuring Target Areas
√ Heal soft tissues, ligaments and fractures faster
√ Enhances Recovery from Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) & Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Injuries
After engaging in high-intensity exercise, the body’s energy supply is mainly dominated by the glycolysis system, leading to the accumulation of lactic acid in the muscles and bloodstream. This results in a drop in pH levels, leading to fatigue.
Lactic acid is an intermediate product formed during the metabolism of glucose in the body during exercise. If the exercise intensity exceeds that of aerobic exercise, the lactic acid produced cannot be broken down into water and carbon dioxide in a short time, leading to anaerobic metabolism and a buildup of lactic acid in the body. This can cause muscle soreness and fatigue.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy can increase the amount of oxygen in the blood, decrease carbon dioxide levels, increase the pH value, increase tissue oxygen reserves, and eliminate lactic acid, thereby speeding up recovery.
HBOT doesn’t require any recovery time, which makes it very appealing to athletes and anyone with a busy schedule. Treatment sessions last between 60 to 120 minutes and patients typically look forward to this therapy as a time to relax and unwind, during hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatment sessions, patients sit or lie down within a hyperbaric chamber that is pressurized. During this time, patients can read, listen to music, work on a laptop, watch a movie, or take a nap. They can return to their normal activities immediately afterward, which means athletes can enjoy an HBOT session before a big game.
Some athletes, including NBA players, Premier League players, and famous athletes in sports like judo, skiing, and swimming, prefer to have hyperbaric oxygen therapy to improve their abilities and level of performance, hyperbaric chambers for sports injuries and recovery of physical fitness quickly after intense training and workouts have become more and more common in the sports world.
LeBron James
LeBron James, or “King James” as he is adoringly referred to by his fans, is one of the most accomplished basketball players of all time. Now in his 30s, he is showing no signs of slowing down, and his business manager, Maverick Carter, attributes a large part of LeBron’s success to his focus on physical maintenance and recovery.
Michael Phelps
While preparing for the 2012 Olympics in London, Michael Phelps started sleeping in a hyperbaric chamber as part of his recovery routine. Today, Phelps is the most decorated Olympic athlete of all time, surpassing the previous record holder (Soviet artistic gymnast Larisa Latynina) by 10 medals, but back in 2012, he was looking for ways to boost his recovery after training sessions.
Joe Namath
Of all the athletes who use hyperbaric therapy, Joe Namath is one of the most outspoken. Joe Namath, nicknamed “Broadway Joe” was a Quarterback for the NY Jets. Namath’s experience is unique in that he started HBOT to address his symptoms of cognitive decline after multiple concussions. In an interview on The Howard Stern Show, Joe Namath said he “had a minimum of 5” concussions and that he had watched fellow football players slowly lose their memory. This prompted him to find out more about what was going on inside his brain.
Rafael Soriano
Rafael Soriano is another athlete who started using hyperbaric oxygen therapy in his 30s and enjoyed a notably long career in the world of professional sports. As MLB pitcher who played for 5 different MLB teams, Soriano learned to perfect his recovery regimen over his 13-year career, adding HBOT in 2012.
Rashad Jennings
Rashad Jennings is another former NFL player to incorporate hyperbaric oxygen therapy into his recovery regimen. During his time playing for the New York Giants, Jennings told the New York Post, “I use it to rejuvenate and energize… even on a cognitive level, it helps out.” Jennings scored 12 touchdowns in his time with the Giants and rushed a total of 2,095 yards. Interested in learning more about hyperbaric oxygen therapy? The clinicians at Aspire Regenerative can suggest a recovery plan utilizing HBOT and other innovative therapies to help you improve physical and cognitive performance. Aspire Regenerative can help set you on the right path to attain your personal health and wellness goals.
Zhang Weili
Chinese professional mixed martial arts athlete, Asia's first UFC world champion. She said that she often lay in the lying type hyperbaric chamber after high-intensity training and rested for 1 to 1.5 hours in order to achieve the effect of rapid recovery of physical fitness.
Nemanja Majdov
The first ever Judo world champion from Serbia, one of the Youngest champion in Judo. He said that our hyperbaric oxygen chamber help him to improve his skills and speedy recovery from hard training. Also recommend our chambers can make a fantastic health results for sportsman, but also for a normal people.
Javana Prekovic
As an athlete, javana Prekovic keeps using MACY-PAN's hard lying chamber to remove mustcle fatigue and keep fit. It's a much faster recovery than she would normally have on her own, and she often recommends it to her friends who feel the need for hyperbaric chambers in their lives as well!
Veronika Mala
Veronika Mala, the Czech Handball European Champion, regularly uses the hyperbaric chamber, which has a verttty gentle ramp-up and is very comfortable for her, both for resting and for getting rid of the aches and pains from exercise!
Vite Dragic
Vito Dragic is from Slovenia. He won gold, silver and bronze medals in the European Cup many timesVito Dragic said as a professional hyperbaric chamber for athletes help him with his regeneration and recovery. He is using it every day (7 days now ) for 90 min and the results are amazing I've boosted every from power,speed and endurance for 10%.
Tyler Jeffrey Dillashaw
Tyler Jeffrey Dillashaw (born February 7, 1986) is an American former professional mixed martial artist who competed in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), where he is a former two-time UFC Bantamweight Champion. He recently underwent surgery and purchased our hyperbaric chamber to accelerate wound healing and post-operative convalescence!
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