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Muscle Size/Strength and Blood Flow Restriction | BFR Better For Results Podcast - Ep. 3

Get BFR Certified: ⁠http://bit.ly/bfrpros In this (BFR) Better For Results Podcast episode, host Nicholas Rolnick, the Human Performance Mechanic, features an in-depth conversation with Jeremy Loenneke, an associate professor at the University of Mississippi and an expert in exercise physiology and Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) training. The discussion delves into various aspects of muscle physiology, BFR training, and exercise science. Key points discussed in the podcast include: Differences Between Muscle Size and Strength: The podcast explores the distinctions between muscle hypertrophy (growth in muscle size) and muscle strength, emphasizing that these are different physiological processes. Impact of Training Volume: The conversation touches upon the debate surrounding training volume in strength training – how much is necessary to elicit positive muscle adaptations. Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Training: Much of the conversation centers around BFR training, its mechanisms, applications, and benefits. This includes how BFR training can induce muscle growth and strength gains with relatively lower exercise intensity and volume. Jeremy Loenneke's Background: Loenneke shares his journey from being involved in athletics and bodybuilding to developing an interest in muscle physiology and BFR training. Research and Misconceptions in Exercise Science: The podcast addresses some common misconceptions in exercise science, particularly in the context of muscle growth and BFR training. It also discusses the importance of personalized approaches in exercise prescription. BFR Training in Clinical and Athletic Settings: The application of BFR training in rehabilitation and athletic training is discussed, including how it's being adopted in clinical practices and by sports teams. Future Directions and Research in BFR and Exercise Science: The conversation concludes with thoughts on future research directions in BFR training and exercise science, emphasizing the need for continued exploration and understanding of these areas. The podcast serves as an informative resource for those interested in exercise physiology, strength training, and particularly the nuances and applications of Blood Flow Restriction training MORE FROM JEREMY LOENNEKE: Instagram - ⁠  / jploenneke   X - ⁠  / jploenneke   Website - https://hesrm.olemiss.edu/people/jere... LINKS: Work with Nick - ⁠https://www.thehpmny.com⁠ The BFR Pros - ⁠https://www.thebfrpros.com⁠ BFR Courses - ⁠https://bfrtraining.com/⁠ Get Social With Us: Facebook - ⁠  / thebfrpros⁠   Instagram - ⁠  / thebfrpros⁠   Instagram- ⁠  / thehpm⁠   X - ⁠  / thebfrpros⁠