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PimpinLow98

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Have any of you heard of kaatsu training? theres not much info on it in english majority of the research is in japanese. has anyone tried this training style before?


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From looking at the above links, this is what I gathered:
-wear a tourniquet
-hold your breath

And your muscles will get hyoooge...
 
Yeah... I didnt think it made much sense

Kaatsu implies the practice of occlusion

In medical terms, occlusion is the act of occluding (obstructing); a shutting off or obstruction of something, in this case, the blood flow of muscles.

Kaatsu training applies occlusion by restricting blood flow to target muscle groups. You basically apply a tourniquet or a tight wrap to the proximal portion of the target limb in order to fully or partially restrict blood flow for the duration of a low intensity exercise session. Its rumored to do in 2 weeks what regular weight training does in 5.

And there IS a good deal of US researched data on the topic. Students with EBschost or JSTOR PW should have access to studies and academic journals.
 
cowboy007 said:
Yeah... I didnt think it made much sense

Kaatsu implies the practice of occlusion

In medical terms, occlusion is the act of occluding (obstructing); a shutting off or obstruction of something, in this case, the blood flow of muscles.

Kaatsu training applies occlusion by restricting blood flow to target muscle groups. You basically apply a tourniquet or a tight wrap to the proximal portion of the target limb in order to fully or partially restrict blood flow for the duration of a low intensity exercise session. Its rumored to do in 2 weeks what regular weight training does in 5.

And there IS a good deal of US researched data on the topic. Students with EBschost or JSTOR PW should have access to studies and academic journals.
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Dude, looks like I guessed right.. I didnt even open the links lol..
 
I don't think the extra muscle mass will be worth the looks you get in the gym for slapping a tourniquet around your legs before doing calf raises.
 
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