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Dan Norton, Olympian and Great British Seven's rugby player, has found the Hytro BFR Tee simple to use and effective in boosting his recovery and rehabilitation.
The professional rugby player, Dan Norton, uses the Hytro BFR Tee to support his recovery after training hard for upcoming competitions.
Norton explains how the Hytro BFR wearables have enabled him to recover quicker: “I have found it really beneficial for my recovery. I am preparing for the next big competition in the international rugby sevens, so I am training hard and then can sit down at home, in my Hytro BFR wearables and chill, knowing that I’m recovering. It has been a mental boost for me too.”
Norton also uses the Hytro BFR wearables for rehabilitation. The nature of his sport leads to shoulder injuries and niggles, which he has found the Hytro BFR Tee has helped him to progress his rehabilitation.
Norton states that the Hytro BFR wearables are simple to use explaining: The biggest benefit is the ability to find a consistent pressure on both sides. I don’t have to take time out of my workout to position it or find the right pressure – it is seamless, quick and easy to use.”
Follow Dan’s journey to find out more about how he is using Hytro to boost his recovery.
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.
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