11/26/2025
For too long, fitness has been about one thing: More.
- More volume.
- More intensity.
- More time.
The Core Problems:
- Time Demands: The #1 reason people quit is lack of time. Most adults can’t sustain high-volume training.
- Overtraining: Pushing too hard without enough recovery leads to plateaus, fatigue, and declining performance. More isn’t always better!
- High Dropout Rates: Traditional models aren’t built for adherence. They’re built for burnout.
The Smarter Model: Physiology-Based Training
The future of fitness isn’t about doing more, it’s about adapting better. It’s about training built on biology, making it more sustainable, efficient, and realistic for busy, modern lives.
That’s where Intermittent Hypoxic Training (IHT) comes in.
IHT uses controlled oxygen reduction to trigger targeted adaptation with less joint load and strain.
At IHT Factor we focus on:
- Adaptation: Building metabolic efficiency, not living in fight-or-flight.
- Oxygen Utilization: Using oxygen better, not just pushing harder.
- Recovery: Stress → Rest → Progress.
Stop chasing volume. Start chasing adaptation.
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