Effects of Blood Flow Restriction Training on Strength and Muscle Volume After Prolonged Training Disruption Due to SARS-CoV2

Authors

  • Ait Ali Braham Mounir Université Sorbonne Paris Nord – UFR SMBH- France
  • Ould Hammou Mustapha Université M’hamed Bouggera –Faculté des Sciences- Département STAPS- Boumerdes Algerie
  • Tafiroult Billel Université M’hamed Bouggera –Faculté des Sciences- Département STAPS- Boumerdes Algerie

Keywords:

Hypertrophy, Blood Occlusion, Muscle Strength, Stop Training, Covid-19

Abstract

The aim of this study is to compare two training models; High Load Resistance Training (HL-RT) and Low Load Blood Flow Restriction (LL-BFR), on muscle hypertrophy and maximum strength after stopping training. Sample: 16 subjects divided into two groups of 08 and followed a training for 08 weeks, in HL-RT and LL-BFR. Results: increased hypertrophy in both groups, and improved strength in the HL-RT group. Conclusion: training in blood occlusion offers an alternative to athletes with a prolonged cessation of trainingSW, by maintaining a good level of performance with better fatigue management

Published

2021-06-01

How to Cite

Mounir, A. A. B., Mustapha, O. H., & Billel, T. (2021). Effects of Blood Flow Restriction Training on Strength and Muscle Volume After Prolonged Training Disruption Due to SARS-CoV2. Journal of Sport Science Technology and Physical Activities, 18(1), 348–361. Retrieved from https://revue.univ-mosta.dz/index.php/jsstpa/article/view/409

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