New research indicates low intensity aerobic exercise has minimal impact on exercise-induced hypoalgesia (EIH): https://t.co/l5fokkBhud
We recently showed that adding BFR to such exercise amplifies the EIH effect, comparable to high intensity exercise: https://t.co/ZKXo1XT3LS
Nice to see this paper from myself and @centner_c now online in @japplphysiol#ArticlesInPress
We discuss the idiosyncratic responses of bone in relation to #BFR exercise, and develop a methodological framework for future research
https://t.co/9Y46OYEDSM
Have you ever heard a Research about Ballet Dancers and BFR? We have interesting findings! We would like to say special thanks @MADUP_Training for their support during our research. @tuc_klyc @berkeaksoz@gurhandonmez@footballmed#isoK22
@BillingMartin We do chronically underload MSK conditions
Several reasons;
physios often do not understand S & C principles,
are unclear about the load that exercises place on structures and
for me the key thing is that they HAVE NEVER BEEN IN A GYM THEMSELVES
Today, the team has grown with the investment of technical, medical & financial partners, & MAD-UP PRO is establishing itself in sports facilities, rehabilitation centres & physiotherapy practices all over the world. https://t.co/2XiN67dmGa
@MADUP_Training#bfrtraining#MAD-UP