Sea Level and Peak Performance World Records

Many world records at the Olympics and other sporting events happen at sea level. This is because more oxygen at sea level and it is easier to maintain peak performance. There is an advantage that the human body.

With a track star in California in my past I was always competitive and trained at sea level. The weather was good throughout the year and I have been training all year and my body has been conditioned in great agility, endurance and Runner muscle group building.

I was always excited for the runner who was going from places like Colorado, which come at a mile above sea train, when she came to Los Angeles in Los Angeles and other world track invitational competition especially after she meets the good times and always get their personal best. In general, they could not beat me, but it came too close for comfort way too often.

It seems that the ability to train> Sea throughout the year and with the better supply of oxygen that runners develop stronger bodies and to have a significant advantage. Even the runners who come in very high altitude train down to where the auction is good and focused and really just ripping them. They literally blow all away and are always posting some of the best times.

Therefore, if you have an invitational track meet and broken world records on, and it makes sense to have to keep aTrack meet, where the temperature is 70 ° and the oxygen content is very high and that would at sea level. I hope you will consider this in 2006.



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