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Sam Tomkins, Catalan Dragons and England rugby league player, uses the Hytro BFR wearables as they support joint health and promote strength.
Professional rugby league player, Sam Tomkins, uses the Hytro BFR wearables to maximise his training without the need for heavy weights, meaning lesser loads on his joints whilst still building strength.
Tomkins says: “After a long career in professional rugby, your joints take a beating. Hytro’s BFR wearables reduce joint pain and help improve strength and power without needing ridiculously heavy weights.”
Keep up to date with Sam’s journey with Hytro BFR wearables to see how they are supporting him to keep in top condition.
Hytro continue their expansion into injury and performance research by working with Oxford United to undertake collaborative research on combining Blood Flow Restriction training with water-based recovery methods.
Hytro continues its mission to establish the power of Blood Flow Restriction through collaborative research with Bristol City Women’s Football Club. In a move that consolidates its commitment to pushing the boundaries of BFR, the world’s first BFR wearable brand will conduct unprecedented research within women’s sport to ascertain if it is as effective as seen in previously carried out male-based studies.
Women’s football, especially with the current outstanding performance from the England team at the 2023 World Cup, has brought attention to a growing awareness of the physical challenges women can face in elite sport. We caught up with Charlotte Potts, Defender at Newcastle United Women’s to learn how she has been using Hytro BFR to train smarter and prevent injury.
