About
Who We Are
THE COMPANY:
Founded in 2015 by Matt Formato, Mile High is on a mission to optimize Oxygen levels for all. Whether that’s increasing or decreasing Oxygen, Mile High has the technology and the installation know-how to bring complex projects to fruition.
Our goal is twofold: to create the safest, most reliable oxygen-control equipment, and to provide the absolute best service in this niche industry.
For our Personal-Use equipment, we strive to make altitude training more affordable for while not sacrificing quality or reliability.
For our Industrial High-Flow equipment, we are the pioneers in bringing commercial-grade technology to residential homes. We are always striving to further develop our software and hardware designs as we take on projects of increasing complexity.
THE FOUNDER:
Matt Formato is a lifelong athlete and competed at the highest levels in collegiate basketball, track and field, and golf. Graduating with a degree in Political Science from Kenyon College, Matt sought a career blending athletics, technology, and exercise science, and found exactly that within this niche world of altitude simulation.
For over 15 years, Matt has been fortunate to work with some of the world’s best athletes and teams, as well as some of the most interesting and driven individuals one can imagine. He currently splits time between Summit County Colorado and the Catskill Mountains in Upstate New York.
THE TEAM:
Our close-knit team consists of a number of amazing people who specialize in key technologies that come together to make custom equipment that we are truly proud to stand behind. We have over 80 years combined experience in nitrogen/oxygen air systems, robotics and automation control systems, and hypoxic training. If you’re interested in working with creative, hard-working individuals on the forefront of sport, lifestyle and technology, give us a shout, we’d love to meet you!
Who benefits from Mile High Technology?
- Anyone suffering from Mountain Sickness, or sleep discomfort at altitude
- Athletes of all levels looking to improve their performance at sea level or at altitude
- Individuals climbing high altitude peaks concerned with Altitude Sickness
- Pro Sports Teams (NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS)
- Sports Performance Training Centers
- Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Centers
- Professional Athletes + Weekend Warriors
- Mountaineers + Guide Companies
Canadian Olympic Committee
Clientele
Professional Sports Teams (USA)
- Atlanta Falcons (NFL)
- Los Angeles Clippers (NBA)
- Carolina Hurricanes (NHL)
- Cleveland Browns
- Miami Heat
- New York Jets (NFL)
- Houston Rockets (NBA)
Athletic Training Facilities
- Altitude Athletic Training Toronto, Canada – https://altitudeathletictraining.com/
- Block Fitness Collective – Oro Valley, AZ – https://www.blockfitco.com/
- Mamba Sports Academy -Newbury Park, CA – https://mambasportsacademy.com
- NY Sports Science Lab -NYC – https://nysportssciencelab.com/
- Be Fit Consultants – Santa Barbara, CA – http://befitconsultants.com/
- Athlete’s Recovery Lounge – Los Angeles, CA – https://www.instagram.com/ptrncareinc/?hl=en
NFL Teams
Universities, Training Companies, and Organizations
- University of Cincinnati (Men’s Basketball)
- Ohio State University
- University of Oregon (Sports Performance dept)
- University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) – Exercise Science)
- Northern Iowa (Exercise Science)
- Cal State Chico
- University of Guelph
- BYU (Exercise Physiology)
Corporate Clients
- VF Corporation (Vans, The North Face, Wrangler) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHfxmCRj2hx/
- Fitbit
- Keros Therapeutics
- Garmin
Client Testimonials
We are honestly thankful we found your home oxygen system. After living in the mountains for 20 years, we thought we were well acclimated. However, as years passed we found it increasingly difficult to sleep through the night, and also noticed our blood oxygen dipping into the 80s, something we never saw in our youth.
After installing the oxygen system, it was like night and day! Our blood oxygen is back up in the mid 90s and we can finally sleep without waking up every few hours. And Pete’s snoring isn’t nearly half as bad!! Joan & Peter, Crested Butte
I’m back and we summited! Weather was terrible with howling winds and sleet, but we were climbing during the wrong time of the year. Supposedly, June – August is way better weather-wise. Honestly, with the weather and altitude, there is no way we could have made it without your altitude tent. Only 7 people summited that day and the other 5 were “professional climbers”. That was about a 15% success rate whereas they have more like 50-60% in the dry season. Pierson and I were the only 2 people in our group to summit and we had some pretty impressive people in our group including an Olympic skier from Brazil. Thanks Mile High!
Our training staff put together one of the best rehab programs I’ve seen, doing simulated game conditioning, high-altitude training and all this crazy stuff,” Griffin said. “I’m actually recovering at a better rate now than I was heading into the season.
It was a great trip and to be honest my cousin and were amongst the best when it came to altitude issues. We did both take Diamox as well, but as did many others, the clear difference was our high altitude training prior to arrival. Given that we both live at sea level we performed surprisingly well. Both had solid blood oxygen and pulse stats all trip long.
