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COMPANY Company Overview Media and Events FAQ CAT is #1 - WHY... Ordering Products Customer Service Science Basic Questions Live High Train Low Concept Training Resources	Submit a New Question Q How does the exposure to simulated altitude compare with natural elevation? A Altitude acclimatization is due to the amount of oxygen. Whether you are at 9000' above sea level or in a CAT simulated altitude system, the common factor is the density of oxygen; The same number of oxygen molecules per cubic meter exists in both scenarios. Questions What is the optimal altitude for training? How does the exposure to simulated altitude compare with natural elevation? I already live at high altitude; will CAT's systems still help me? How long do I need to sleep at altitude to notice the benefits of Altitude Training? What role does your board of advisors play? How do Colorado Altitude Training Systems create altitude? How much exposure to altitude is required to get the acclimatization effect? What are the physiological benefits of altitude acclimatization? What is EPO? Why not just take synthetic EPO? What is the optimal sleeping altitude? How long does the effect last? What about below sea level training?	WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING: "I trained up and down passes. At night, I would sleep close to the altitude of Mt. Evans using my CAT altitude tent. They have really perfected these things." Tom Danielson JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER
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How does the exposure to simulated altitude compare with natural elevation?

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