Sep 17, 2024
3:59:20pm
3:59:20pm
I was just asking from a scientific perspective, not logistical. But it’s a good question about what is effective in
terms of both cost and facility.
Apart from expensive, Hyperbaric chambers would be incredibly inconvenient when trying to get in and off the field and pay attention to what’s going on.
But what about oxygen masks on the sideline? Pro teams have used them, and they wouldn’t be very expensive.
I have no idea what blood doing costs. But it would have no cumbersome downside on the sideline and may actually be worth it for your best players for that one week if it allows them to play significantly more downs at a higher level. The drop off from some starters to their backups is very significant.
Apart from expensive, Hyperbaric chambers would be incredibly inconvenient when trying to get in and off the field and pay attention to what’s going on.
But what about oxygen masks on the sideline? Pro teams have used them, and they wouldn’t be very expensive.
I have no idea what blood doing costs. But it would have no cumbersome downside on the sideline and may actually be worth it for your best players for that one week if it allows them to play significantly more downs at a higher level. The drop off from some starters to their backups is very significant.
Originally posted on Sep 17, 2024 at 3:59:20pm
Message modified by mvtoro on Sep 17, 2024 at 3:59:41pm
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I know it’s not what he’s talking about, but wouldn’t blood doping be really effective for playing at elevation?
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