KAATSU Cuff Tightness and Limb Anthropometry: Effect on Blood Flow Restriction
KAATSU resistance training involves low loads (20%1RM) and partial blood flow restriction (BFR). When applying a BFR cuff, the initial cuff tightness (ICT) is important.
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