Health & Fitness Elevation Training Mask builds a better breathing muscle: Stretching Out Updated: Nov. 26, 2012, 7:20 p.m. | Published: Nov. 26, 2012, 6:20 p.m.

Although the Training Mask 2.0 fails to emulate an actual change in elevation for users, the athlete can at least reap the benefits of increased stamina and endurance from exercising with it and ...

The Training Mask 2.0 costs $79.99 and can be purchased online, as well as at some sports retailers including Dick’s Sporting Goods, Academy Sports and Dunham’s.

The model that Lynch uses, Training Mask 2.0, uses three different resistance valves to regulate breathing in an effort to simulate a high-elevation environment, similar to the effect athletes get ...

What he was wearing was an ETM, or elevation training mask: a device that restricts oxygen consumption while exercising. These masks are meant to simulate the effects of training at high altitudes.

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Elevation Training Mask today announced the sales of its training equipment, which is specifically designed to improve cardiovascular stamina and simulate high stress situations.

More recently, it has become available to consumers. (One such product, Elevation Training Mask 2.0, sells for $79.99 at Dick’s Sporting Goods.) The research ...

Wearing an elevation training mask isn’t the same thing, he said. “The issue with the masks is you’re not actually changing the amount of oxygen in the air, it’s just harder to breathe." ...

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