Blood Flow Restriction Training: More Muscle Mass and Strength with BFR Training

In this book by Toni LLoret, we will see absolutely everything about Blood Flow Restriction Training with the objective of gaining muscle mass and strength.

Some of the benefits of BFR Training Greater increases in growth hormone Greater increases in IGF-1 Increased activation of mTORC1 and muscle protein synthesis Reduced muscle damage Improvements in tendon stiffness even at low loads. A further reduction of myostatin A very significant increase in the hypertrophy of type I fibers. Increased activation of type II fibers Improved insulin sensitivity Positive adaptations at the peripheral and cardiovascular level Increased hypertrophy in muscles close to the extremities with BFR Increased cellular swelling Improved ability to achieve internal focus
BFR training has been shown to have all of these benefits, and the book explains the processes by which each of the benefits occur and cites all the scientific references of the studies from which the data is obtained (over 200 references).

It’s a practical book to be able to train with BFR safely, but it also explains the physiological principles by which BFR training mediates the processes of hypertrophy and various specific adaptations that occur during training in a state of hypoxia (oxygen deficiency).

Undoubtedly, this is a book that will not leave you indifferent in which both the author's experience with this type of training is shown, but also a large part of the published scientific literature is reviewed.

About the autor

My name is Toni Lloret, I have been training and studying everything related to training for muscle mass gains and strength improvement for almost 20 years, and for the last 10 years I have been exclusively dedicated to advising both competitive bodybuilders and people who simply want to improve their physique, either by increasing muscle mass, losing fat and ultimately achieve a more athletic and muscular physique.

I am passionate about everything related to weight training with the aim of increasing muscle mass and everything that is related to it (nutrition, training, supplementation, physiology, etc.).