Blood flow restriction (RFS) is a widely studied technique that combines low-intensity exercise with vascular occlusion, resulting in muscular benefits. However, its application is challenging due to methodological variations and equipment costs. Tissue Flossing (TF) appears as an affordable alternative, but lacks solid scientific evidence.
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Occlusion pressures (AOP, 80% and 40% of AOP)
Timeframe: First and Secund Stage - [Time Frame: baseline]
Assessment of arterial flow and diameter
Timeframe: First Stage - [Time Frame: baseline and all subsequent assessments]
Perceptual parameter
Timeframe: First and Secund Stage - [Time Frame: baseline and all subsequent assessments]
Tissue Flossing Assessment
Timeframe: First Stage - [Time Frame: The subsequent assessments]
Weight
Timeframe: First and Secund Stage- [Time Frame: Baseline ]
Height
Timeframe: First and Secund Stage- [Time Frame: Baseline ]
Body Fat
Timeframe: First and Secund Stage- [Time Frame: Baseline ]
Arterial pressure
Timeframe: First and Secund Stage- [Time Frame: Baseline ]
Perimetry of the dominant lower limb
Timeframe: First and Secund Stage- [Time Frame: Baseline ]
Limb length
Timeframe: First and Secund Stage- [Time Frame: Baseline ]
Perceived exertion scale
Timeframe: Secund Stage- [Time Frame: at the end of the training sessions]
Method preference
Timeframe: Secund Stage- [Time Frame: final evaluation]
1 Maximum Repetition Test
Timeframe: Secund Stage- [Time Frame: baseline and final evaluation]
Myotonometry
Timeframe: Secund Stage- [Time Frame: baseline during follow-up and final evaluation]
Ultrasound
Timeframe: Secund Stage- [Time Frame: baseline and final evaluation]