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Chris Billam-Smith, professional boxer, uses BFR to make his training camps even more effective.
Chris Billam Smith, professional boxer and Commonwealth, British and European Champion, uses Hytro BFR wearables during his training camps to maximise his recovery and build his endurance.
Billam-Smith says “Hytro has helped me perform better, because it’s helped my recovery massively. Training twice a day then using the straps to help with my recovery has helped me perform day to day.”
Billam-Smith defended his Commonwealth Cruiserweight title in April this year after using Hytro BFR wearables to support his training. He states that “Using Hytro has really helped boost my endurance, allowing me to be more clinical in the championship rounds.”
Keep up to date with Chris’ Hytro journey to learn more about how BFR is helping maximise his performance.
Hytro, the first Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) wearable designed specifically to improve sports performance, has extended its presence within professional sport following the announcement of a partnership with Rehab 4 Performance (R4P) the world class Physiotherapy, Sports Injury, Rehabilitation and Performance Centre specialising in dealing with professional athletes.
Hytro are delighted to announce a new research project between Dr Warren Bradley, co-founder of Hytro, Dr James Morehen, author of The Performance Nutritionist, and Premiership Rugby side Bristol Bears.
Together, they will use Hytro BFR to carry out the first practical BFR study that’s ever been done in professional sport.
With the rugby union season well under way, players and teams are focused on maximising training efficiency to best prepare for winning games. We caught up with Head of Athletic Performance at Newcastle Falcons, Kevin McShane, to learn how his players prepared for the season ahead.
