Powerbreathe Classic Salud LR (Low Resistance): Equipment for inspiratory muscle training

The POWERbreathe Classic Salud is a training equipment that will strengthen your diaphragm and improve your daily breathing, in addition, it will also help you better cope with stressful situations.

As has been demonstrated in the laboratory, taking 30 breaths twice a day through the POWERbreathe is enough to energize, strengthen and enhance the inspiratory muscles. After a few days of use, it is already possible to see the benefits that POWERbreathe brings and after 4 weeks, lung capacity will have increased, allowing you to enjoy a more active lifestyle, and even improve physical performance.

The POWERbreathe Classic Salud is the original model intended for sedentary people and even respiratory patients who , through training of the inspiratory muscles, improve the strength and resistance of said muscles , reducing fatigue and significantly improving health and physical performance , as has been shown. demonstrated in different published research studies.

The adjustable resistance of this POWERbreathe model presents 9 POWERbreathe breathing improves asthma at different levels, ranging from 10 cm2 of H2O as a minimum value to 90 cm2 of H2O as a maximum value. They represent the lightest levels of resistance within the POWERbreathe and are identified by the green color.

Technical characteristics:

- 1st generation of POWERbreathe with mechanical load adjustment

- They offer adjustable and precise resistance to inspiration

- Latex-free PVC mouthpiece

- Resistance level: Low (LR) which helps you breathe more easily.

- 9 differentiated levels ranging from 10cm2 of H2O as a minimum value to 90 cm2 of H2O

Benefits:

- People with a respiratory condition such as asthma (including those induced by exercise), chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases (COPD), bronchitis, cystic fibrosis (it is also suitable for children over 10 years of age with adult supervision).

- People with a debilitating condition such as heart failure, heart disease, spinal cord injuries.

- People unaccustomed to regular physical exercise.

- Those who get out of breath easily.

- Old people.