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St. Helens are one of a rapidly growing roster of elite clubs and athletes using Hytro BFR wearables in their training. We are delighted to have extended our relationship with a group of such world class elite athletes.
LONDON, 3rd March 2022 – Hytro has announced an extension to its partnership with rugby league club St Helens as its Official BFR Training Partner. Players will continue to train with the Hytro tee, but this year will also see them add the new Hytro BFR Elite Shorts to their training regime to further improve performance and speed up their recovery.
The partnership will also allow Hytro advertising and usage rights at games and online, as well as access to players and training staff for Hytro marketing content.
St Helens, Head of Strength and Conditioning, Matt Daniels said: “It’s been great working with Hytro on bringing blood flow restriction safely and effectively into our training programmes. Seeing the results first hand has meant the players have really bought into using the products and being able to use them simultaneously across the whole team has been a revelation in maximising recovery off the pitch to improve performance on it.”
Founder of Hytro Dr Warren Bradley added:“We are delighted to have extended our relationship with Matt and the team at St Helens. As a group of world class elite athletes, we have been working with them closely to ensure they are getting effective results and we look forward to continuing our relationship and seeing Hytro continue to aid their performance and recovery.”
St. Helens are one of a rapidly growing roster of elite clubs and athletes using Hytro BFR wearables in their training. Other teams such as Leeds Rhinos, Blackburn Rovers, Rangers F.C., as well as individuals such as Josh Charnley, Adam Hastings, Chris Billiam-Smith and Dan Norton are just a few examples of those reaping the performance rewards of BFR Training.
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.
As we forge onwards with our objective to bring Blood Flow Restriction to the world through our game-changing BFR wearables, we begin a Seedrs crowdfunding campaign. An opportunity to join us, Hytro, as we drive forward our ambitions to improve health and performance in athletes and the wider public.
