Katie Explains: Why Boost Oxygen helps during a workout

Katie is back with her latest video as she explains why Boost Oxygen portable 95% pure oxygen helps with recovery and performance if you're working out at the gym or training at home!

Mask Required At The Gym? Use Boost Oxygen To Stay Refreshed!

As many businesses slowly begin to re-open during the pandemic, gyms are requiring members wear facemasks.  If you’re heading back to the gym and want to stay refreshed during your workout, Boost Oxygen can provide a “boost” of 95% pure oxygen during breaks between sets!

Mask Required?

As gyms reopen, facemasks are required for the protection of everyone

Many gyms are requiring that members wear protective face masks during their entire workout. Some gyms are offering outdoor workout sessions, but the reality is that the majority of gyms simply don’t have the outdoor space or the ability to easily move bulky equipment in and out of their building on a daily basis.

As a result, members must wear masks during training sessions that often involve cardio and heavy breathing, which can be uncomfortable for some people who aren’t used to wearing masks while they work out. Facemasks are important and for the protection of everyone, but the fact is that wearing a mask is not a universal experience. Everyone feels different when they wear a mask - most people aren't bothered by it, while others find it difficult and have a hard time dealing with facemask fatigue.

Some masks are also better designed for activities like working out and training. But if you’re running or doing a workout that involves cardio, chances are it may take some time to adjust with a mask on.

Boost Oxygen at the gym

Recently, Crossfit CEO Eric Roza joined CNBC’s "Squawk Alley" to discuss the re-opening of Crossfit gyms. When asked (in regard to proper oxygen levels) about his advice to customers who want a good aerobic workout but have to wear a mask, Roza replied: “It definitely makes things harder and takes some getting used to. We will have folks run outside of the gym and then they can decide if they want to wear a mask outside or not. But inside the gym, we require a mask. But I will say it does take some adjustment especially when you’re getting into the very high anaerobic ranges for sure.”

Boost Oxygen home workout

If you're working out at home, also consider your indoor air quality

Rather than returning to gyms, many people are choosing to work out at home as online personal training programs are easily accessible and equipment like Peloton and The Mirror gain popularity. Working out at home also allows many the ability to train freely without a mask.

However, keep in mind that indoor air quality can be much worse than outside. When most people think about air pollution, they envision factory smokestacks, smog over a city or exhaust from a traffic jam. But indoor air quality can actually be worse due to contaminants brought in by other people or pets, dust mites, spores, mold and mildew, dangerous gases like carbon monoxide and radon or volatile chemicals emitted from conventional cleaners and cooking. Indoor air quality tends to be worse in the winter months because there is often no flow of fresh air from the outside, meaning allergens stay trapped inside.

Related Article: 4 Easy Ways To Improve Your Indoor Air Quality

Boost Oxygen for athletes

How Boost Oxygen helps for recovery and performance during a workout

Whether you’re training at home, outdoors or are required to wear a mask at the gym, you can always stay refreshed with Boost Oxygen, which provides portable 95% pure supplemental oxygen. It’s a healthy and all-natural respiratory support that provides energy and assists in recovery and performance during a workout. Athletes have used supplemental oxygen for decades – much like football players using oxygen on the sidelines during games. Boost Oxygen provides supplemental oxygen to whoever needs it, anytime and anywhere!

Our body needs oxygen to create energy! Oxygen is used to power our cells, muscles, tissues, brain and liver. Without proper oxygen you can feel tired, sluggish, short of breath and even begin to get sick. Did you know that the air we normally breathe contains ONLY around 21% oxygen? The majority of the air we breathe is useless 78% nitrogen. Oxygen content can be even less at high altitude areas. Boost Oxygen provides nearly 5X the amount of pure oxygen you normally breathe.

Many people ask – “Are there studies that support the benefits of Boost Oxygen for training?” The answer is YES! CLICK HERE to read about scientific and university studies that support the benefits of using Boost Oxygen!

Using Boost Oxygen during a workout simply makes sense, especially if you’re wearing a mask. If you’re winded from cardio and need a quick pick me up, Boost Oxygen can be used quickly and easily under your mask. Help Is Here!