Altitude Trainging Systems Poll

Ak-Runs wrote:gauge interested

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Ak-Runs wrote:

Hello fellow runners and athletes! Im doing some market research for a potential business venture and I would like to gauge interested in Altitude Training Systems. A typical altitude tent could run you between $3000-$5000. And rentals typically can be found for roughly $175 a week. However they have been proven to make large steps in your training! I have a few questions I would greatly appreciate an answer to!

1)How much would you be willing to pay to rent an altitude system?

2)Describe yourself as a runner. (Ex. High school, College, Elite, Sub-Elite, Weekend Warrior)

3)Your General Location

4)If you run for a college program where do you run?

5)What is your primary training goal? (Ex. Big race, certain time, PR, Boston Qualifier.)

Thanks for all the help you guys can offer!

1) $0

2) Weekend Warrior

3) Colorado - 6,000ft

4) N/A

5) PRs & AG podiums.

Anyone else?

Thanks for your honest opinion so far!

Ak-Runs wrote:

...they have been proven to make large steps in your training!

No they haven't. Go away and stop wasting your time and other people's.

$100/month for 4 months, if no benefits realized, done.

Former D1...now getting old

Mid-Atlantic

Ak-Runs wrote:

Hello fellow runners and athletes! Im doing some market research for a potential business venture and I would like to gauge interested in Altitude Training Systems. A typical altitude tent could run you between $3000-$5000. And rentals typically can be found for roughly $175 a week. However they have been proven to make large steps in your training! I have a few questions I would greatly appreciate an answer to!

1)How much would you be willing to pay to rent an altitude system?

2)Describe yourself as a runner. (Ex. High school, College, Elite, Sub-Elite, Weekend Warrior)

3)Your General Location

4)If you run for a college program where do you run?

5)What is your primary training goal? (Ex. Big race, certain time, PR, Boston Qualifier.)

Thanks for all the help you guys can offer!

1) nothing

2) local elite/weekend warrior

3) DC area

4) N/A

5) To get faster and enjoy the training process.

You'll probably find LRC is mostly weekend warrior, hobby jogger type who run for fun despite the Ivy League/500k salary/13:50 5K claims.

1)How much would you be willing to pay to rent an altitude system?

- $0

2)Describe yourself as a runner.

- Weekend Warrior

3)Your General Location.

- Borough of Manhattan, New York, NY

4)If you run for a college program where do you run?

- I ran to the pub.

5)What is your primary training goal? (Ex. Big race, certain time, PR, Boston Qualifier.)

- Penn Relays 55-59 AG 100m dash without embarrassing myself.