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This Blog post is about some relevant considerations for BFR in knee-rehab. First of all, there is no such thing as an optimal rehab regime, and sec

January 21, 2020

This post is about the brand new Bluetooth Unit for measurement of Limb Occlusion Pressure (LOP) by means of Oscillatory Blood Pressure (BP) (1,2).

February 4, 2020

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January 23, 2020

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Introducing The Updated BFR Unit V1.1 For Blood Flow Restriction Training

December 3, 2024

Image showcasing the left version of the contoured Leg Cuff V5.0, featuring a sleek ergonomic design for optimal support and comfort. The cuff is constructed with durable, high-quality materials and adjustable straps for a customizable fit, ideal for medical, athletic, or rehabilitation use

December 3, 2024

Introducing The Contoured Leg Cuffs V5.0

https://fitcuffs.com/products The Fit Cuffs | Leg Cuff V5.0 is a high-performance blood flow restriction (BFR) training cuff engineered specifically for lower body […]

December 2, 2024

Man performing triceps cable extensions in a gym wearing a BFR (Blood Flow Restriction) Unit with Arm Cuff V4.0. The device is being used as part of rehabilitation therapy following subacromial decompression surgery. The BFR unit is secured to the upper arm, with a digital display visible, helping monitor and control the therapy session

December 2, 2024

BFR | After Subacromial Decompression Surgery – Part 3

Cable Triceps Extension: A Rehabilitation-Friendly option and potentially beneficial in the early rehab phase. Building on Part 2 with the […]

This Blog post is about some relevant considerations for BFR in knee-rehab. First of all, there is no such thing as an optimal rehab regime, and sec

This post is about the brand new Bluetooth Unit for measurement of Limb Occlusion Pressure (LOP) by means of Oscillatory Blood Pressure (BP) (1,2).

#thefutureisnow

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Introducing The Updated BFR Unit V1.1 For Blood Flow Restriction Training

Introducing The Contoured Leg Cuffs V5.0

BFR | After Subacromial Decompression Surgery – Part 3