Exercise and CVAC Sessions each challenge the body to improve a person’s fitness. While in a CVAC Session, however, the increased effort required is provided by varied changes in air pressure. The body naturally adapts to this increased demand which improves and accelerates fitness even more.
Benefits similar to those gained through traditional aerobic and anaerobic exercise; allowing you to achieve better oxygen utilization, improved anaerobic energy production and improved metabolic waste removal.
The CVAC Pod involves a low-pressure, dynamically varying environment. Fresh air is pumped in and pulled out. The hyperbaric chamber provides a static, high-pressure environment that is of high oxygen content.
Individuals at all levels of fitness seeking to improve their physical conditioning have taken CVAC™ Sessions totaling thousands of hours. Ear-clearing techniques are learned prior to CVAC Sessions to reduce the chances of any ear discomfort.
Exercise programs are comprised of various components—each complementing one another to achieve overall benefit. The improvement in utilization of available oxygen could result in longer cardio workouts without fatigue.
No, it is not altitude training. The goal of the CVAC Process is not to cause an acclimatization response. The goal is to provide adaptation-based physical conditioning. The CVAC Process exposes the body to changes in pressure, which set up waves of tension and resolution. The body’s adaptation response to these changes naturally and inevitably results in improved physical conditioning. This adaptation response is comparable to what happens when a person participates in physical activities such as swimming, yoga, and interval and resistance training. All of these processes employ tension and resolution.