Happy New Year everyone and welcome to BFR Radio’s first podcast for 2022.
Hope you all had a good festive season and recharged for 2022. I’m excited for this year and in particular I am working hard to put together my accreditation course on-line and also provide BFR on-line training programs (along with general strength & fitness programs). This means if you’ve been thinking about learning more about BFR in a structured manner or you want to improve your training, I can help provide this for you. Just contact me through my socials or the contact us page on my website (www.sportsrehab.com.au).
The next series of articles will focus on the hormonal benefits of BFR. A lot of the articles I review, look at training intervention studies (ie. You train with BFR cuffs and it usually results in a positive response). These studies are great to highlight the practical side of BFR and the benefits of adding it to your training.
Some of the positive responses that we see with BFR training are due to increases in anabolic hormones within the body and in particular increases in anabolic hormones is one of the main mechanisms of BFR. A lot of these anabolic hormones may be familiar to you – Growth hormone, Testosterone, IGF.
Therefore the concept behind the next few episodes is to look at some of these different anabolic hormones. In particular I am going to highlight the basics of each hormone and its benefits from a health viewpoint. From there I will bring in BFR. To prevent you all from getting bored, I will try to pick out the best bits. So if these episodes sparks your interest, please research more in detail
Growth hormone is our first hormone. To bring this episode together I’ve referred to numerous general articles and reviews on growth hormones and then moved onto more BFR specific studies.
The specific articles are too many to mention here but 2 of the main reviews on Growth Hormone are:
Before I go, a couple of favours from me to you:
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Thanks for listening, see you in a couple of weeks and remember to keep the pump.
Chris
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BFR - Pain Relief, Performance training and a World Record with Jacinta Carroll
Improve your Rowing performance by using this simple BFR intervention.
Repairing skeletal muscle - regenerative potential of BFR on skeletal muscle stem cells
Low load BFR training and achilles tendon adaptations - an alternative to high load training
Improve hamstring and hip extension strength with low load BFR Hip Thruster
BFR & Electrostimulation - combining modalities to accelerate injury recovery
Optimising BFR pressures for aerobic exercise
How to decrease muscle loss with passive BFR. "How you do BFR" guest is John Vincent
Accelerate recovery from injury with BFR. "How you do BFR" guest is Nicolai Morris
Ep 12. Money for Jam - improve cycling performance with BFR. "How you do BFR" guest is Jordan Kerby
Ep 11. Heal achilles tendon injuries faster with BFR. "How you do BFR" guest is Alex Natera
Ep 10. Heal fractures faster with BFR. "How you do BFR" guest is Dr. Chris Brandner
Ep 9. How to implement BFR in a professional rugby club. "How you do BFR" guest is Ed Lea. Also your BFR questions are answered
Ep 8."The hips don't lie." BFR Sprinting - an untapped training method? "How you do BFR" guest is Joseph Coyne
Ep 7. Accelerate bone healing with BFR. "How you do BFR" guest is Olympian Jackie Narracott..
Ep. 6 BFR Bench Press & shoulder pre-operative strengthening (Guest - Jordan Desbrow)
Ep. 5 BFR and Hamstring strength - a potential for injury prevention. Guest - Selwyn Griffith
Ep. 4 BFR strength training among women with Osteoporosis (with Kelly Beahan
Ep. 3 - Get fit and strong with BFR cycling. (Guest - Gavin Pratt)
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