The Ultimate Nasal Breathing Trainer
We've combined the athletic benefits of nasal breathing with the performance enhancement of a mouthguard to create the ultimate training accessory for serious athletes.
The OptiO2+™ patented design works by inhibiting oral airflow, thus forcing nasal breathing during use. Nasal breathing has been shown to be optimal during performance, but this can be easier said than done, especially at higher intensities. The OptiO2+™ removes the option of breathing through the mouth completely, ensuring you are capitalizing on a list of physiological benefits, including:
- Natural production of nitric oxide (NO)
- Maximum oxygen uptake by muscles & tissues
- Increased CO2 tolerance
- Increased muscular endurance
- Reduced cortisol production
- Slower rate of dehyrdration
- Faster post workout recovery
- Better reaction time
ATHLETE APPROVED
Used & loved by professional & recreational athletes of all sports including the fitness guru.
EXPERT DESIGN
Each detail was made with help from specialists in orthodontics & professional athletes mouthpiece design.
IMPROVED ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
Training with a mouthguard has been shown to improve balance,
strength, posture and range of motion. Nasal breathing results in more efficient use of oxygen by your muscles, which means more efficient use of energy.
INCREASED MUSCULAR ENDURANCE
A relaxed forward jaw has been shown to reduce the rate of lactic
acid build-up, while nasal breathing slows the rate of dehydration.
FASTER RECOVERY
Training with a mouthguard has been shown to decrease production of
cortisol, which results in less soreness and faster recovery.
This thing rocks. If you are prone to mouth breathing when your heart rate increases do yourself a favor and get one. Totally worth it.
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It really does make mouth-breathing completely impossible and stays in the mouth quite well during a workout. If you're looking to improve your breathing during exercise, this thing makes a difference.
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It forces you to breathe through your nose ONLY! The way you're supposed to breathe. Mouth breathing is for eating & talking.
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INCORRECT ORAL POSTURE SABOTAGES PERFORMANCE
low tongue = low performance
Low tongue posture often results in reduced airway volume, snoring, forward head posture, mouth breathing and more. While proper posture, the tongue sealed to the palate behind the top row of front teeth, results in more open airways, calm autonomic nervous system, better sleep, and of course, nasal breathing to name a few.
INCORRECT ORAL POSTURE SABOTAGES PERFORMANCE
low tongue = low performance
Low tongue posture often results in reduced airway volume, snoring, forward head posture, mouth breathing and more. While proper posture, the tongue sealed to the palate behind the top row of front teeth, results in more open airways, calm autonomic nervous system, better sleep, and of course, nasal breathing to name a few.
SUPERIOR TO STRIPS, TAPE, & MASKS
optimal oral posture + nasal breathing
While mouthtape, nasal strips, and even holding water in your mouth can help you with your nasal breathing, they do nothing for your oral posture. Oral posture is equally important including the placement of your tongue. This is why we designed the trainer with a tongue shelf to help you create the proper posture while breathing. The tongue should rest elevated on the top of your mouth behind the front row of teeth. With your jaw in proper position, tongue elevated, and teeth held together, you create a seal opening your airways the way it was designed for optimal airflow.
SUPERIOR TO STRIPS, TAPE, & MASKS
optimal oral posture + nasal breathing
While mouthtape, nasal strips, and even holding water in your mouth can help you with your nasal breathing, they do nothing for your oral posture. Oral posture is equally important including the placement of your tongue. This is why we designed the trainer with a tongue shelf to help you create the proper posture while breathing. The tongue should rest elevated on the top of your mouth behind the front row of teeth. With your jaw in proper position, tongue elevated, and teeth held together, you create a seal opening your airways the way it was designed for optimal airflow.