To perform their best, athletes and coaches know the value of a deep breath
Poor indoor air quality can cause respiratory tract irritation, which for athletes and coaches leads to poor performance. Surface outbreaks of MRSA can also be catastrophic in a locker room or athletic facility by sidelining players for extended periods of time.
We believe that giving athletes access to purified, cleaner air wherever they are fuels their performance.
Enclosed indoor environments like gyms, training facilities, and team clubhouses with poor ventilation are areas where athletes exert themselves with high levels of aerobic output. Healthy lungs and strong cardiovascular health are the most important equipment for all athletes, making the quality of the air they breathe extremely important. Athletes take in as much as 20 times more air during training than a person at rest, which can mean 20 times more pollutants as well.
Consistent and reliably purified indoor air can help reduce the spread of respiratory viruses and airborne particulates that can cause coughing, shortness of breath and fatigue – all factors that greatly impact athletic performance. High-performance athletes and their coaches travel and spend time in close shared spaces like team buses and locker rooms where doors and windows can’t always be opened.
We believe that giving athletes access to purified, cleaner air wherever they are fuels their performance.
Enclosed indoor environments like gyms, training facilities, and team clubhouses with poor ventilation are areas where athletes exert themselves with high levels of aerobic output. Healthy lungs and strong cardiovascular health are the most important equipment for all athletes, making the quality of the air they breathe extremely important. Athletes take in as much as 20 times more air during training than a person at rest, which can mean 20 times more pollutants as well.
Consistent and reliably purified indoor air can help reduce the spread of respiratory viruses and airborne particulates that can cause coughing, shortness of breath and fatigue – all factors that greatly impact athletic performance. High-performance athletes and their coaches travel and spend time in close shared spaces like team buses and locker rooms where doors and windows can’t always be opened.
