Staff Training Per Day

The LiveO2 train­er will help your staff to be suc­cess­ful train­ing oth­ers. Rec­om­mend­ed min­i­mum is 2 days. Our goal is to enable your staff to help oth­ers to use LiveO2 successfully.

This is a hands-on expe­ri­ence. The goal is to help up to 3 of your staff be suc­cess­ful cre­at­ing good expe­ri­ences for new users. Train­ing is avail­able by video or onsite.

Day 1 — Create a successful first user experience:

1. Cre­at­ing rea­son­able expectations 
   • How should you feel
   • How hard you push
   • A lit­tle more each time
   • Easy first time works well
   • Build on pre­vi­ous progress
2. Using a mask 
   • Putting the mask on
   • Test­ing air-flow for inhale & exhale
   • Fix­ing prob­lem with air flow on inhale & exhale
   • Sam­ple high oxygen
   • Sam­ple low oxygen
   • Switch­ing as needed
3. Get com­fort­able on exer­cise equipment 
   • Cor­rect body posi­tion & adjustment
   • Cruise pace vs sprinting
   • Using Hyper­ox­ia vs Hypox­ia before/during/after sprints
4. Add a lit­tle bit each time each session
5. Help­ing users under­stand what to expect 
   • Under­stand­ing Detox
   • Observ­ing strength/endurance gain
   • Go easy until the user devel­ops confidence
   • Prac­tice being a new user & prac­tice work­ing with new users

Day 2 Objectives — Building on the first success:

1. Build­ing on a suc­cess­ful first experience
2. Hypox­ia low-oxy­gen as a blood-flow con­trol tool 
   • Prin­ci­ple Hypox­ia and blood flow
   • Sprint­ing and hypoxia
   • Open­ing a blood flow circuit
   • Puls­ing oxy­gen dur­ing hypox­ic chal­lenge to blast oxygen
   • How to know when the job is done
   • Using hypox­ia / hyper­ox­ia to clear mus­cle soreness
3. How fast should users progress
4. Under­stand­ing some mys­ter­ies of Blood Oxy­gen Saturation 
   • 99er pat­tern
   • Ini­tial dip­per pattern
   • Asym­met­ric left/right pulse oximetry
   • Pre­dic­tive phys­i­ol­o­gy of low-side blood saturation
5. Know­ing when pause the pro­to­col to let the user’s body catch up
6. How to respond when some­one did too much the first time
7. Help your staff rec­og­nize when it is safe for users to do more
8. Under­stand the train­ing goals for health recov­ery users
9. Under­stand the train­ing goals of athletes
10. Match­ing users to the cor­rect goals and when to up the train­ing agenda

Day 3 Objective (Advancing progress):

1. Basics of Brain O2 protocol
2. Prin­ci­ples of Protocols
3. Advanced Inte­grat­ed Protocols
• Skin-O2 (tar­gets skin & hair)
• Sex-O2 (tar­gets pelvic floor)
• Anti-nan­otech protocols
4. Help­ing exer­tion chal­lenged users 
   • Long Covid (how to go slow)
   • Fatigue Phys­i­ol­o­gy
   • Fatigue Progress throttles 
     • Car­diopul­monary Inflammation
     • Titra­tion strate­gies to ramp autoim­mune capacity
     • Over­whelm­ing detoxification
     • Help­ing users under­stand their bodies
5. Exer­tion tim­ing and inten­si­ty of exertion 
   • Role of sup­ple­ments in protocols
   • Use of hypox­ia ‑O2 accel­er­ate detoxification
   • Use of hyper­ox­ia between ‑O2 chal­lenges to break through
   • Use of nutri­ents and binders to sup­port detoxification
6. Autoim­mu­ni­ty and detox 
   • Evi­dence of an ele­vat­ed immune response
   • The 24 hour 102 fever
   • How to esti­mate Detox with pulse rate ele­va­tion & duration
   • Source and nature of body odors dur­ing detox

Ben­e­fits:

• Video or in person
• Small group setting
• Cus­tomized train­ing experience
• Flex­i­ble dates

Require­ments:

• LiveO2 Adap­tive Con­trast Sys­tem (20L or Dual)
• Extreme O2 rec­om­mend­ed for Brain O2
• Extreme O2 rec­om­mend­ed for anti par­a­sitic nan­otech­nol­o­gy protocols
• Func­tion­ing exer­cise equipment
• *All train­ing par­tic­i­pants must be reg­u­lar LiveO2 users