Course Information
This online module provides a structured overview of the concept of intermittent hypoxia training (IHT). It focuses on the physiological mechanisms discussed in scientific literature in relation to hypoxic stimuli, as well as selected research findings on potential areas of application.
Participants will gain insights into:
the basic principles of IHT
biological processes described in studies in connection with IHT
research-based perspectives on possible areas such as performance enhancement, recovery, and general health promotion
The module is intended for individuals seeking information on the theoretical foundations of IHT – from health-conscious beginners to professionals in medicine, therapy, training, or wellness.
Admission Requirements:
No prerequisites.
Language:
German
Target Audience:
Health-conscious individuals, biohackers, medical professionals, therapists, trainers, wellness experts, and others.
Instructor:
Dr. med. Egor Egorov, expert in hypoxia research
Note: This module is intended solely for informal educational purposes. It does not provide therapeutic qualification, practical application instruction, or any state-recognized training.
Includes free access to the HCC Academy monthly “Expert & User Workshop”
This monthly ZOOM session offers an open space for exchange, questions, and experience-sharing related to intermittent hypoxia training, photobiomodulation, CO₂ applications, and other health-related approaches.
The workshop is held in collaboration with Dr. Egor Egorov – on the last Monday of each month.
What to expect:
- Direct dialogue with Dr. Egorov on individual questions, experiences, and insights
- Input from current developments in practice, research, and applied knowledge
- Opportunity to connect with other participants
Note: This is an informal educational offering. It does not provide therapeutic qualification or systematic training in any form.