BFR Exercise - The Science
Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) exercise is the combination of partial blood flow restriction and low-intensity cardiovascular or resistance based exercise.
How does it work?
Limb Compression
By compressing the top of the limb, blood flow leaving a set of working muscles is reduced, creating a state of reduced oxygen to replicate high-intensity exercise.
As a result, when training at low-intensities, injured and healthy athletes or patients can benefit from improvements to the muscles, tendons, and bone.
20 years of research
Grounded in decades of science
Researched for over 20 years, BFR exercise has become increasingly prevalent amongst physiotherapy clinics and elite athletes used as a means to rehabilitate from injury and improve athletic performance
Before Suji
Access to BFR training was possible only in the presence of a certified physiotherapist, with inflation equipment worth over $6000.
After Suji
Bring compression training to your home or gym and yield BFR training benefits anywhere, anytime.
Suji BFR technology uses exercise and health data to personalise and effectively incorporate BFR training into your exercise regime.
Pain Relief
Enjoy reduced soreness with Suji by tackling exercise induced and chronic joint pain. Complete up to 20 minutes with Suji each day to reduce joint pain by 70%.
Stronger Muscles
Improve muscle strength with Suji. By targeting specific muscle groups you can improve muscle strength by 31%. Stronger muscles prevent joint pain and improve athletic performance.
Build Fatigue Resistance
Go further, faster with Suji. Increase time to exhaustion by effectively incorporating compression training into an aerobic exercise regime.
Build Muscle
Support your joints and improve athletic performance with Suji's muscle building programmes.
