Show Notes
This is the next big thing in exercise and injury rehab, science based and I have been using it for over a year, and it really works. It is amazing, almost unbelievable. You need to learn about it. In this conversation I interview Dr. Sten Stray Gundersen about Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training, exploring its benefits, applications in fitness and rehabilitation, and its growing popularity. Dr. Gundersen shares his personal journey into the field, the science behind BFR, and how it can be a game-changer for individuals looking to enhance their fitness or recover from injuries. The discussion emphasizes the importance of exercise in daily life and encourages listeners to consider BFR as a viable option for improving health and performance. @WeightLossWithNatashaMohan @BigandFastEaters @HealthyHamesha @HealthandFitnessSeries Blood Flow Restriction, BFR, exercise science, rehabilitation, fitness, strength training, injury recovery, health, performance, exercise physiology You can contact Dr. Gunderson @ https://bstrong.training/pages/about
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