Simple, Safe & Comfortable BFR.
Versatile Rehab in Clinic & At Home
Blood Flow Restriction allows low-load exercises, reducing strain on healing tissues.
Known to have a pain relieving effect, patients can exercises confidently and safely.
23%
Quicker return to sport
48%
Reduction in limb pain
14%
Increased pain threshold
Rehabilitation, Redefined.
Designed in partnership with the best medical practitioners in professional sport, and adopted by clubs and athletes across the globe.
Hytro BFR is the industry’s choice in BFR device, specifically designed to improve rehabilitation for post injury and post surgery patients.
Proven safe to use without clinical supervision, unlocking the benefits of BFR not only in the pro game, but now at last for every body.
Introducing Hytro’s wearable BFR solutions
Proven by research to be safe and potent, our BFR wearables let athletes and teams start rehabilitation earlier, even away from their physio, at home or on the move – our simple but effective solutions mean you can add BFR into your existing Rehab routine with ease.
Shop Hytro BFRFrom Rehab,
To Recovery
Versatile rehabilitation tools that can be easily and safely used by patients independently. Patented strap-in tech, for perfect placement and occlusion pressure every time.
Amplifying the effect of low-load exercises, reducing strain on healing tissues; BFR can easily be integrated into all resistance training to stimulate faster, greater muscle growth.
Hytro’s simple, integrated design allows for BFR use to easily continue into strength and volume programs, dramatically improving athlete performance and recovery.
From Rehab to Recovery
When performing at the highest level, injuries are somewhat unpreventable for elite athletes, meaning they must often undergo challenging rehabilitation processes to return to their peak performance. Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) has long been used in rehab, by allowing athletes to maintain muscle strength and conditioning while reducing the strain on injured areas
Learn How BFR Transforms Athlete Recovery
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Key Blood Flow Restriction questions answered:
What is Performance Blood Flow Restriction?
Once only used as a rehabilitation tool, BFR has increased as understanding of its performance-related benefits has grown and is now widely used across a spectrum of sports performance and recovery.
This enhanced understanding has given rise to the overarching concept of “Performance BFR.” This term encapsulates key advantages, such as heightened exercise preparedness, improved training adaptations, effective pain modulation, and expedited recovery.
How does BFR Training Work?
Depending on whether you apply BFR before, during or after exercise you can dramatically improve how you Prepare, Train and Recover.
- Preparation BFR during your normal pre-exercise warm ups and stretches, will accelerate warming and improve elasticity of joints & muscles; driving blood into structural tissues more effectively, to better prepare tendons and ligaments for high intensity exercise.
- BFR Training involves performing low intensity or low load exercise with blood flow restriction (BFR) applied which increases muscle fibre activation, and drives adaptations similar to those seen when performing high intensity or heavy loaded exercise, all while using light loads.
- Recovery BFR during either a prescribed active or passive recovery activity causes significant swelling in the muscles which drives the production of recovery hormone. When the BFR stimulus is removed, the pressure build up is released which causes a powerful flush of blood, removing inflammation and waste materials from the muscles and joints.
I want to train like a Professional - what are the benefits for me?
The benefits of using BFR are vast, and ever day through our Athletes and Research we are finding new ways optimise human performance. Just some of the key advantages are listed below:
Time Saving:
- Because of the added stress of occlusion, you reach failure and fatigue, much faster than you went under the same conditions without BFR.
Managing Training load/volume:
- Training with BFR, lets you build muscle with less weight, saving your joints and letting you workout effectively even when fatigued.
Training/Recovery on the move:
- Away from home, there’s often limited access to weights and recovery tools, Hytro BFR allows you to maximise the effects of recovery and resistance stimulus anywhere and at any time thanks to their portable and light weight wearable BFR solutions.
Before Exercise (Preparation)
- Improved elasticity of joints & warming of muscle tissues compared to stretching alone, thereby reducing injury risk
- BFR has a pain relieving effect, particularly for tendon issues and muscle soreness.
- Up to 38% reduction in joint pain
During Exercise (BFR Training)
- Increases muscle size, strength, and power much faster than conventional training alone and with less equipment
- In-season performance gains without impacting recovery (i.e. day before competition)
After Exercise (Recovery BFR)
- Start recovery immediately post exercise, any time, anywhere
- Increased production of recovery hormones and faster removal of lactic acid and waste materials
- Enhances the benefits of Ice baths, saunas, and contrast bathing
Is BFR training dangerous?
Hytro is the only BFR device that has been validated as safe to use without supervision (Neal et al 2023), making it the most versatile, scalable, and transportable BFR solution on the market
Users must read the warnings and know the correct techniques before starting BFR training. More information can be found in our BFR User Guide