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the golden era of muay thai for a new generation
HYPOXIC ALTITUDE TRAINING
Experience elite-level cardio and endurance development with the WKK Hypoxic Altitude Training Package - a specialised one-hour private session designed to simulate high-altitude performance conditions.
Train one-on-one with a qualified coach using Intermittent Hypoxic Training (IHT) technology on our Hypoxic Altitude Generator system. The session combines work on the air bike, treadmill, and boxing bag to build stamina, lung capacity, and oxygen efficiency under controlled low-oxygen environments.
Each session is tracked through your personal cloud-based Hypoxic Training Program, giving you access to your performance data, including heart rate, blood pressure, distance, SpO₂ readings, and altitude level. You’ll also receive your individual micro-cycle plan and session results for ongoing progress monitoring.
This program is ideal for fighters, athletes, and anyone looking to improve endurance, recovery, and overall cardiovascular performance through science-backed, high-altitude training methods.
For more details or to book your session, click the button below.
Class Benefits
Breathe Less. Achieve More.
Elite Endurance Training
Simulates high-altitude conditions to improve lung capacity and oxygen utilisation.
Performance Tracking
Cloud-based monitoring for heart rate, SpO₂, distance, and altitude levels.
Personalised Coaching
Private 1-on-1 sessions led by certified trainers focused on your performance goals.
Strength & Recovery Balance
Enhances stamina while promoting efficient recovery between intense sessions.
Athlete Mindset Development
Boosts focus, discipline, and resilience under physical and mental pressure.
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN CLASSES
Push the limits of endurance with the WKK Gym Hypoxic Altitude Training Package - a specialised program built for elite-level cardio performance and recovery. This isn’t ordinary training; it’s science-driven conditioning that replicates high-altitude environments, challenging your body to adapt, strengthen, and perform under pressure.
Each 1-hour private session is led by a qualified performance trainer and takes place on our Hypoxic Altitude Generator system, combining air bike, treadmill, and boxing bag drills under reduced oxygen conditions. This controlled environment boosts red blood cell production, increases oxygen efficiency, and enhances overall stamina. It’s the same advanced training technique used by top athletes to develop mental toughness, cardiovascular strength, and endurance resilience.
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Beyond the session, you’ll gain cloud access to your personal Hypoxic Training Program, giving you full visibility into your progress - including heart rate data, blood pressure, SpO₂ readings, distance tracking, and altitude registers. Your trainer reviews every detail of your results and micro-cycles to fine-tune future sessions for maximum gains.
Whether you’re preparing for a fight, a competition, or simply want to raise your athletic ceiling, this program pushes you beyond standard limits. It’s the intersection of Thai discipline and sports science
Meet Our team
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