PROCCLUSION restricts blood flow from the muscle, which optimizes strength and volume for lighter strength training.
PROCCLUSION is made of neoprene which is a soft material that breathes and is gentle on the skin at the same time it is strong enough to limit blood flow.
Some people use bandages or other fabric during their occlusion training to limit blood flow, but this is neither a safe nor a guaranteed way to achieve the desired results.
Thanks to velcro straps applied around the neoprene, PROCCLUSION assures that you have the same restriction of blood flow during each workout.
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IMPROVES
The occlusion method causes lactic acid to get stuck in the muscle.
Lactic acid has anabolic properties, ie muscle building, and can affect protein synthesis. This is one of the ways PROCCLUSION stimulates muscle growth.
FIT most
PROCCLUSION is made of neoprene, a material that is stretchy and breathable, which means that it will fit most people, (note the maximum circumference is 50cm on the arm and 93cm on the legs)
GROWTH
The restriction of occlusion training out of the blood flow leads to an increase in cell swelling. When your cells swell, they feel a "danger" and eventually they restructure and become larger.
This means bigger muscles for you!
simplicity
You should be able to use only one arm to place PROCCLUSION 1.0 on the arm.
The product is developed to grip the arm firmly throughout the workout, this through "Double Velcro Technology"
The first velcro fastening ensures that PROCCLUSION is fastened around the arm, the second restricts blood flow.
What do researchers say about occlusion training?
"Training at intensities as low as 20% 1 repetition maximum with moderate vascular occlusion results in muscle hypertrophy in as little as 3 weeks."
Loenneke, Jeremy Paul BS;
Pujol, Thomas Joseph EdD, CSCS
"Occlusion training could provide additional benefits to traditional strength training to improve muscular hypertrophy and muscular strength in collegiate athletes."
Yamanaka, Tetsuo;
Farley, Richard S .; Caputo, Jennifer L.