HPFNTech Shines at FIBO 2025 in Cologne, Germany, Leading a New Wave in Fitness Technology

From April 10 to 13, 2025, the global fitness industry gathered for its most anticipated annual event—the FIBO International Fitness Trade Show, hosted at the Cologne Exhibition Center in Germany. As one of the most influential exhibitions in the industry, FIBO attracted over 1,000 exhibitors from 49 countries, covering 160,000 square meters and drawing more than 100,000 professional attendees.

This year’s theme, “Building a Stronger Society, Sharing a Healthier Future”, highlighted the latest trends in digital fitness, smart equipment, and diversified health solutions. It provided a premier platform for decision-makers, fitness enthusiasts, operators, and innovative companies around the world to exchange ideas and explore collaboration. Among the many exhibitors, HPFNTech stood out with its groundbreaking approach to hypoxic fitness and cutting-edge equipment, becoming one of the focal points of the event.

Hypoxic training, an emerging fitness methodology, works by simulating high-altitude low-oxygen environments to trigger adaptive responses in the body during exercise. These responses can significantly enhance cardiovascular function, increase metabolic efficiency, and improve workout performance. In recent years, this innovative fitness approach has gained rapid traction around the world, especially among fitness enthusiasts and professional athletes.

At FIBO 2025, HPFNTech showcased a lineup of independently developed hypoxic fitness solutions. Among them, the Smart Hypoxic Training Tent garnered particular attention. Equipped with a smart control system, the tent precisely simulates varying altitude levels — from mild to moderate hypoxic conditions, allowing users to adjust settings based on their fitness level and training goals. Inside, it features comfortable fitness equipment such as treadmills and exercise bikes, allowing users to perform various aerobic exercises while enjoying the unique experience of working out in a hypoxic environment. It is ideal for both team training and personalized fitness regimens.

In addition, HPFNTech introduced its Smart Hypoxic Training System, capable of accurately simulating altitudes ranging from 1,000 to 3,000 meters. Designed for use in athletic training and weight management programs, the system helps improve endurance and metabolic performance, providing scientific support for both professional training and health management. Upon its debut, the system immediately drew interest and inquiries from many attendees.

At HPFNTech’s exhibition area, a professional coaching team was on site to offer live demonstrations and guidance. The coaches explained the science, benefits, and proper use of hypoxic training, and invited visitors to try the equipment firsthand.

Many attendees reported that exercising in a hypoxic setting felt distinctly different from conventional workouts: while breathing was slightly more labored during the workout, post-exercise fatigue was significantly reduced, and they felt more energized and refreshed.

Jean, the owner of a French fitness club, shared his excitement: “This innovative hypoxic fitness concept is truly eye-opening. It opens up an entirely new direction for expanding my club’s services. I’m confident that introducing hypoxic training will attract more members who value personalized and efficient fitness solutions.”

By participating in FIBO 2025, HPFNTech not only showcased its innovation and brand strength to a global audience but also forged connections with numerous international partners—laying a strong foundation for its continued expansion into overseas markets.

Looking ahead, HPFNTech will remain committed to innovation-driven growth, increasing investment in R&D, and continually optimizing its products and services. The company is dedicated to making hypoxic fitness accessible across the globe and contributing meaningfully to the development of the international fitness industry.