Altitude Training Rooms

Commercial hypoxic training rooms for gyms, professional teams, sports institutes, universities and performance centres.

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Turn a training space into a controlled altitude environment

An altitude training room is a reduced-oxygen space designed to simulate training at elevation. Athletes can use treadmills, bikes, rowers, SkiErgs, steppers and other conditioning equipment while the room operates at a selected simulated altitude.

Built for high-performance environments

Typical applications include professional teams, national institutes, Olympic programmes, universities, sports-science facilities, commercial gyms, endurance centres and private high-performance facilities.

How many F20 generators?

For active training rooms, Box Altitude typically uses an initial planning guide of approximately one F20 generator per 12 m³ of room volume. Occupancy, target altitude, air leakage, ventilation and training intensity affect final design.

Example: 60 m² × 2.4 m ceiling = 144 m³ → approximately 12 F20 generators as an initial planning estimate.

NZCIS commercial installation

NZCIS in Upper Hutt, New Zealand combines a large simulated-altitude training environment with altitude-enabled athlete accommodation. It demonstrates how a multi-generator system can be integrated into a purpose-built high-performance campus.

Room design and HVAC

Where air conditioning is required, a split-system, cassette or bulkhead split system is typically preferred so conditioned air remains within the room. Door opening frequency, fresh-air management, sealing, athlete numbers and equipment heat load are also considered in the final specification.

Training room vs Training Cloud

The Training Cloud is designed for individual indoor altitude sessions inside a dedicated enclosure. A full altitude training room is suited to facilities needing multiple athletes, multiple machines or a permanent commercial installation.