UT-BFRT Certificate - Additional Attendees

The only University-backed certificate course and most comprehensive training in blood flow restriction therapy/training (BFRT). The course draws from a diverse faculty of recognized experts and offers an evidence-based, equipment-agnostic, approach. 
 
The discounted price assumes that you already own RockCuff cuffs. You will need at least one medium and one large for the interactive online section.
 
Developed in partnership with the University of Tennessee and Northeast Seminars, you will learn how to implement a "Practical" approach to BFRT.
 
The decisions you make when implementing BFRT will have a profound effect on the amount of time, complexity, and cost of ownership for your program. Even more important, they will affect your ability to offer consistent, reasonable outcomes for your patients and clients.
 
Even if you have completed training offered by other companies, our equipment-agnostic approach 
goes beyond equipment-specific by offering the science behind BFRT. 
 
Specifics:
 
6-hours streaming online instruction
4.5-hours interactive online instruction
Interactive online updates every 90-days
20+ Easy to understand Infographics
50+ Case studies cited
35+ Downloadable video examples
Supplementary Materials and Instruction
Downloadable Presentation and Workbook
BFRT Patch & BFRT Window Sticker
 
Objectives:
 
Upon completion of the course the participant will be able to:
 
Design a comprehensive intake questionnaire as part of an Informed Consent form based on evidence and local board requirements
Administer a 3-minute pre-use BFRT assessment using only upper limb circumference measurement.
Integrate BFRT+ LI (low intensity) into an existing post-surgery ACL protocol to speed recovery time and reduce atrophy an active patient in their early 20”s 
Theorize the expected outcomes when using BFRT for immobile elderly patients with muscle wasting
Propose a return-to-play protocol utilizing at least 4 BFRT exercises for a post-surgical athlete following rotator cuff surgery
Design a strength and conditioning protocol using 4 BFRT exercises for an active female in her early 50's
Propose 3 changes using BFRT to an existing non-BFRT fitness program for a client to increase strength
Design a fitness program using body-weight and time-under-tension (TUT) and BFRT for a person who travels extensively
Develop a supplementary program using BFRT for an elitie athlete to improve VO2 Max and VE Max
Calculate the modification to a case study protocol that used 4" single chamber pneumatic cuffs for use with 2" rigid material straps
 
Interactive Video Online Agenda - 4.5 hours - Reserved Seat limited to 25 per broadcast
 
The agenda below is a general listing. Actual times and subject order may vary slightly.
 
10 minutes - Introduction
30 minutes - Short Review - Presentation
30-minutes - Demonstraton - Students using BFRT straps
Break
30 minutes - Questions and Answers
30 minutes - Interactive Demonstration - Recovery
30 minutes - Interactive Demonstration - Fitness
Break
30 minutes - Interactive Demonstraton - Rehabilitation
30 minutes - Questions and Answers
 
Online Streaming Agenda - 8 hours, watch anytime
 
BFRT Basics  - 30 minutes
What is it?
How Does it Work?
Endocrine & Metabolism
Destroying the Myth of Difficult & Dangerous
Outcome-Based Implementation - 15 minutes
Rehabilitation
Recovery
Fitness - Performance
Prescreening - 30 minutes
Contraindications
Safety
Side Effects
Patient Intake
Assessment - 30 minutes
Establishing personal settings
Occlusion pressure
Resistance
Duration
Equipment - 30 minutes
FDA and Description
Types and Subtypes
Area of Effective Pressure
Relative Efficiencies and Costs
Realistic View of Exactness & Accuracy
Implementation - 30 minutes
Preparation
Installation
Routine
Fine tuning
Progressions - 20 minutes
Free Weights
Exercise Equipment
Yard Gear
Case Studies - 45 minutes
Reduced Recovery Time
Reduced Muscle Atrophy
Increased Vo2 Max and VEMax
Hypertrophy
Pain Modulation
Bone Density
Arthritic Pain
Use in Aging Population
Use in Athletic Population
Effect on Cardiovascular
Angiogenesis
Results Compared to High Intensity
Results Compared to LI without BFRT
Demonstrations
Use in fitness
Use in rehabilitation
Use in recovery
Progressions
Practical BFRT - 15 minutes
Safety
Ease of Use
Comfort
Affordability
Adherence to Protocols
Business Considerations - 20 minutes
Calculating Cost of Ownership
Equipment
Equipment Related
Training
Effects on Labor
Expertise
Training
Inventory
Administration