Blood flow restriction accelerates your performance and recovery.

Benefits to Blood Flow Restriction:

Increased muscle strength and size

BFRT can help to increase muscle strength and size, even when using lighter weights than would typically be required for traditional strength training. This can be especially beneficial for people who are recovering from an injury or who have limited access to heavy weights.

Faster recovery

By restricting blood flow to the working muscles during exercise, BFRT can stimulate the release of growth factors that can speed up the recovery process. This can help to reduce soreness and inflammation and allow individuals to return to training more quickly.

Improved endurance

BFRT can help to improve endurance by increasing the number of muscle fibers that are recruited during exercise. This can help to delay the onset of fatigue and allow individuals to exercise for longer periods of time.

Time-efficient workouts

Because BFRT can produce similar results to traditional strength training with lighter weights, it can be a time-efficient way to get in a challenging workout. This can be especially beneficial for people who have busy schedules or who are unable to spend long periods of time in the gym.

Enhanced cardiovascular health

BFRT has been shown to increase blood flow to the working muscles, which can improve cardiovascular health and reduce the risk of heart disease. Additionally, some studies have suggested that BFRT can help to lower blood pressure and improve insulin sensitivity.