Jump Higher. Recover Quicker.

Blood Flow Restriction for Basketball. Pre-game tendon prep, post-game strength maintenance.

Protect Joints. Warm up patellar tendons, reduce injury risk.

Stay Strong After Games. Build size and strength with minimal load post-match.

Stay Fresh Through the Schedule. Reduce soreness, bounce back between fixtures.

From pre-game activation to recovery after tough matchups, Hytro is built for basketball’s unique demands.

HaemaTec™ makes it simple, safe, and effective-helping players keep performance high across the schedule. 

Why it matters for Basketball?

Train Harder.
Recover Faster.
Compete Stronger.

Basketball is a game of bursts - quick transitions, vertical jumps, and high-intensity minutes that demand lower-body power and upper-body durability. But traditional strength work puts load on the joints, increasing the risk of tendon overuse and limiting performance over a long season.

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