Occlusion Training with Dr. Layne Norton & Aaron Singerman
Occlusion Training with Dr. Layne Norton & Aaron Singerman - YouTube
Occlusion Training with Dr. Layne Norton & Aaron Singerman - YouTube
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looks painful and can cause some damage to arteries + BP increase and overloading the heart....not sure if it is a good idea. besides it looks painful .....
using wraps was used long time ago causing some occlusion while training but it never got popular. not sure why it should now.
Kenny thank you for clarifying some things but still i don't find occlusion training an attractive alternative, perhaps once in a while but not as a regular thing ..i still believe it will lead to some nerve or cardiovascular damage when abused. besides when you train normally there is a type of restriction as you said ..but this is a natural restriction ..not inflicted externally! by inflicting an external occlusion is like trying to accelerate things or artificially enhancing some processes...does not seem right ....don't you think?
cool post. I've done a version of occlustion training in the past, but wasn't quite sure what to call it or the science behind it.
i think it would cause some tissue damage especlally if done regularly..and vascular damage...sure there is restriction with normal training as Kenny explained but still this kind of restriction is still natural mild and internal ..not enforced externally and squeezing tissue and veins etc........we all used wraps one way or another at some point but not the way shown on this video!
and about fascia stretching i think it does not work like claimed sometimes by the inventors of synthol. Stretching the fascia will not help in anything........
This is something that keeps popping up and I've always said I wanted to try it with my lagging calves. Maybe now I'll put in some more research and put it into my routine. Might as well give it a shot. Not like my calves are going to get any smaller.