AIROFIT A/S (DENMARK)
AIROFIT is a respiratory muscle training device born in Denmark.
After several years of development, the AiroFit Pro (data-driven, as of November 2021 *in preparation for sales in Japan) was released by founder Christian in September 2019. The product, which eventually became the Airofit respiratory training device, was designed and developed by AMBU. This international Danish medical technology company develops and manufactures medical devices for hospitals and rescue teams.
The world's first personal, data-driven respiratory muscle trainer
By targeting the respiratory muscles such as the diaphragm and intercostal muscles, you can improve your physical performance. Training programs are provided according to your preference, physical ability, age, height and weight, and gender. It is designed to be used separately from other workouts and can be done twice a day in just 5-10 minutes.
Christian Paulsen, CEO and Founder, Airofit A/S
The story of Airofit started a long time ago on a badminton court. There, one of my friends introduced me to AMBU. This Danish company deals in medical equipment for COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) and asthma patients. We then tested it on 30 good classical singers at the University of Copenhagen. That was the beginning of Airofit.
Born in Denmark, Scandinavia
Designed and manufactured in the Scandinavian country of Denmark. Mission is to bring better breathing to the world, not only to athletes but also to anyone who wants to improve their quality of life.
PRO
Airofit Pro consists of a "trainer" and a Bluetooth-connected smartphone app called "Virtual Breath Coach". It is a device for training the respiratory domain, including respiratory strength, lung capacity, and anaerobic metabolic threshold.
ACTIVE
It is a simple, palm-sized introductory model for respiratory training, with six levels of resistance wheels (A to F on the inhalation (IN) side, and 1 to 6 on the exhalation (OUT) side) that allow you to adjust the load according to your individual respiratory muscle training.