For who? Injured competitive athletes, retirees, work-at-home parents
For what? Rehabilitation, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU Aqua
Cory Keirn DPT demonstrates using the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 and the KAATSU Aqua Bands for an at-home workout based on the principles and protocols of KAATSU the original BFR.
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Showing posts with label KAATSU Cycle 2.0. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KAATSU Cycle 2.0. Show all posts
Monday, March 30, 2020
Saturday, March 28, 2020
Dr. Cory Using The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 For Lower Body Warm-up
For who? Work-at-home employees, student-athletes, competitive athletes, retirees
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT explains how the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 can be used for a lower body warm-up based on the principles and protocols of KAATSU the original BFR.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT explains how the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 can be used for a lower body warm-up based on the principles and protocols of KAATSU the original BFR.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Saturday, March 21, 2020
Dr. Cory On KAATSU Hip Flexor Dynamic Stretching
For who? Work-at-home employees, competitive athletes, retirees
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT uses the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 for tactical stretching that can be done anywhere anytime. KAATSU At Home is effective, efficient, and easy.
In the video, Dr. Keirn demonstrates the following exercises:
Hip Flexor Dynamic Stretch – Leg Bands
1. ½ kneeling with stick
2. Switch sides – ½ kneeling with stick
3. Kneeling reach back quad stretch
4. Child’s pose cat and camel
5. 45 degree groiner
6. Switch – 45 degree groiner
7. 90 degree groiner with upper T opener
8. Switch – 90 degree groiner with upper T opener
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For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT uses the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 for tactical stretching that can be done anywhere anytime. KAATSU At Home is effective, efficient, and easy.
In the video, Dr. Keirn demonstrates the following exercises:
Hip Flexor Dynamic Stretch – Leg Bands
1. ½ kneeling with stick
2. Switch sides – ½ kneeling with stick
3. Kneeling reach back quad stretch
4. Child’s pose cat and camel
5. 45 degree groiner
6. Switch – 45 degree groiner
7. 90 degree groiner with upper T opener
8. Switch – 90 degree groiner with upper T opener
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Dr. Cory On KAATSU Basic Pushing And Pulling For The Upper Body
For who? Work-at-home parents, competitive athletes, retirees
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT shows basic KAATSU push and pull exercises for the upper body that can be done anywhere anytime. KAATSU the original BFR can be performed at home is an effective, efficient and easy modality.
Dr. Keirn demonstrates and explains the following Basic Push Pull exercises with Upper Body Bands (15 repetitions of each):
1. Long sitting rows
2. Repeat – long sitting rows
3. Pushups
4. Long sitting row
5. Close grip push-up
6. Standing bicep curls
7. Standing kickbacks
8. Detach into Training mode: (a) Bicep curls, (b) Close grip pushups, and (c) Bicep curls
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT shows basic KAATSU push and pull exercises for the upper body that can be done anywhere anytime. KAATSU the original BFR can be performed at home is an effective, efficient and easy modality.
Dr. Keirn demonstrates and explains the following Basic Push Pull exercises with Upper Body Bands (15 repetitions of each):
1. Long sitting rows
2. Repeat – long sitting rows
3. Pushups
4. Long sitting row
5. Close grip push-up
6. Standing bicep curls
7. Standing kickbacks
8. Detach into Training mode: (a) Bicep curls, (b) Close grip pushups, and (c) Bicep curls
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Dr. Cory On Using KAATSU Cycle 2.0 + TRX Straps for Lower Body and Core
For who? Work-at-home employees, competitive athletes, retirees, Crossfitters
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT does a variety of exercises for your legs and core utilizing pneumatic KAATSU leg bands, the KAATSU Cycle 2.0, and TRX Straps at home.
Dr. Keirn demonstrates and explains the following exercises for the Basic TRX Leg and Ab Cycle – Upper bands with KAATSU the Original BFR:
1. TRX bench squats
2. TRX deep squats – wide base
3. Squat – Deep squat with heel raise
4. Still squatting – TRX row and curl
5. Jump squats x 20 repetitions
6. TRX rollout x 15 repetitions
7. Continue TRX rollout
8. Jump rope
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT does a variety of exercises for your legs and core utilizing pneumatic KAATSU leg bands, the KAATSU Cycle 2.0, and TRX Straps at home.
Dr. Keirn demonstrates and explains the following exercises for the Basic TRX Leg and Ab Cycle – Upper bands with KAATSU the Original BFR:
1. TRX bench squats
2. TRX deep squats – wide base
3. Squat – Deep squat with heel raise
4. Still squatting – TRX row and curl
5. Jump squats x 20 repetitions
6. TRX rollout x 15 repetitions
7. Continue TRX rollout
8. Jump rope
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Friday, March 20, 2020
Dr. Cory On KAATSU Spinal Rotational Mobility
For who? Work-at-home employees, competitive athletes, retirees
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT shows how KAATSU can be utilized if you want to play golf, tennis, baseball or anything where you have to rotate your body. You can do these KAATSU the Original BFR exercises anywhere anytime including in the comfort of your own home.
Dr. Keirn demonstrates and explains the following Spinal Rotation Mobility exercises with his Leg Bands:
1. Sidelying windmill
2. Switch – sidelying windmill
3. Rotation pec stick stretch
4. Repeat - Rotation pec stick stretch
5. Supine piriformis stretch
6. Switch – supine piriformis stretch
7. Hammy tugger
8. Switch – hammy tugger
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT shows how KAATSU can be utilized if you want to play golf, tennis, baseball or anything where you have to rotate your body. You can do these KAATSU the Original BFR exercises anywhere anytime including in the comfort of your own home.
Dr. Keirn demonstrates and explains the following Spinal Rotation Mobility exercises with his Leg Bands:
1. Sidelying windmill
2. Switch – sidelying windmill
3. Rotation pec stick stretch
4. Repeat - Rotation pec stick stretch
5. Supine piriformis stretch
6. Switch – supine piriformis stretch
7. Hammy tugger
8. Switch – hammy tugger
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Dr. Cory On KAATSU Yoga Legs
For who? Mothers, student-athletes, competitive athletes, retirees, work-from-home employees
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, yoga, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT, using the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 and KAATSU Air Bands on his legs, shows how KAATSU the Original BFR can be used including doing yoga at the beach.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, yoga, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT, using the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 and KAATSU Air Bands on his legs, shows how KAATSU the Original BFR can be used including doing yoga at the beach.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Dr. Cory On KAATSU Shoulder Mobility And Strengthening
For who? Work from home employees, competitive athletes, retirees
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT uses the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 to show how KAATSU the Original BFR can be used to help improve shoulder mobility and strength in the comfort of your own home.
His Basic Shoulder Mobility exercises with the KAATSU Air Bands on his arms include:
1. Shoulder blade circles with deep breathing
2. Shoulder blade up and downs
3. Shoulder blade forward and back
4. Shoulder blade key turns
5. Shoulder blade depressions
6. Shoulder Taps
7. Child’s pose rock
8. Upper trunk reach through and open
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT uses the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 to show how KAATSU the Original BFR can be used to help improve shoulder mobility and strength in the comfort of your own home.
His Basic Shoulder Mobility exercises with the KAATSU Air Bands on his arms include:
1. Shoulder blade circles with deep breathing
2. Shoulder blade up and downs
3. Shoulder blade forward and back
4. Shoulder blade key turns
5. Shoulder blade depressions
6. Shoulder Taps
7. Child’s pose rock
8. Upper trunk reach through and open
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Dr. Cory On KAATSU Yoga Arms
For who? Work from home employees, competitive athletes, retirees
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, yoga, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT, using the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 and KAATSU Air Bands on his arms, shows how KAATSU the Original BFR can be used including doing yoga at the beach.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Functional mobility, recovery, strength, mobility, yoga, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn DPT, using the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 and KAATSU Air Bands on his arms, shows how KAATSU the Original BFR can be used including doing yoga at the beach.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Saturday, March 14, 2020
Dr. Cory On Doing KAATSU Anywhere Anytime
For who? Work from home employees, parents, retirees
For what? Functional mobility, strength, rehabilitation stress relief
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT explains how and where KAATSU the Original BFR can be used...anywhere anytime, including in your car while waiting for your children.
You can use KAATSU for exercise or rehabilitation while...
* typing an email in your office
* waiting for an airplane or the train
* sitting in the passenger seat on a long drive
* doing the dishes or folding clothes
* watching TV
* doing homework or reading a book
* walking your dog
* stretching
* packing your bags or tidying up your room
Once you understand that exercise and rehabilitation can be done anywhere anytime, your efficiency and effectiveness in getting things done goes way up. And exercise is transformed to simple movement - that you constantly do during the course of your day - with KAATSU equipment.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Functional mobility, strength, rehabilitation stress relief
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT explains how and where KAATSU the Original BFR can be used...anywhere anytime, including in your car while waiting for your children.
You can use KAATSU for exercise or rehabilitation while...
* typing an email in your office
* waiting for an airplane or the train
* sitting in the passenger seat on a long drive
* doing the dishes or folding clothes
* watching TV
* doing homework or reading a book
* walking your dog
* stretching
* packing your bags or tidying up your room
Once you understand that exercise and rehabilitation can be done anywhere anytime, your efficiency and effectiveness in getting things done goes way up. And exercise is transformed to simple movement - that you constantly do during the course of your day - with KAATSU equipment.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Friday, March 13, 2020
Dr. Cory On KAATSU, The Original BFR
For who? Retirees, Baby Boomers, competitive athletes, work-at-home parents
For what? Rehabilitation, recovery, functional movement, strength, flexibility, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn, DPT, OCS, CSCS, TSAC-F, XPS is a Doctor of Physical Therapy located in Tampa, Florida. He is a former Strength & Conditioning Coach with the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and the Philadelphia Phillies, a Major League Baseball professional team. He did his residency in orthopaedics with a focus on complex orthopaedic cases and advanced physical therapy integration for tactical athletes.
KAATSU Master Specialist Keirn explains how to use the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 from many perspectives and for various applications. These videos summarize the information that he shares with his patients who regularly use KAATSU, the original BFR for their rehabilitation and recovery.
Introducing KAATSU
How Does KAATSU Work?
KAATSU, The Future of Exercise
Unboxing the KAATSU Cycle 2.0
KAATSU Full-Body Warm-up, Part 1
KAATSU Full-Body Warm-up, Part 2
KAATSU Published Research [shown with KAATSU inventor Dr. Yoshiaki Sato]
KAATSU Cycle and Warm-up
Doing KAATSU on Your Arms
Putting KAATSU Air Bands On Your Legs
Using The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 On Your Legs
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Rehabilitation, recovery, functional movement, strength, flexibility, mobility, KAATSU At Home
Cory Keirn, DPT, OCS, CSCS, TSAC-F, XPS is a Doctor of Physical Therapy located in Tampa, Florida. He is a former Strength & Conditioning Coach with the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and the Philadelphia Phillies, a Major League Baseball professional team. He did his residency in orthopaedics with a focus on complex orthopaedic cases and advanced physical therapy integration for tactical athletes.
KAATSU Master Specialist Keirn explains how to use the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 from many perspectives and for various applications. These videos summarize the information that he shares with his patients who regularly use KAATSU, the original BFR for their rehabilitation and recovery.
Introducing KAATSU
How Does KAATSU Work?
KAATSU, The Future of Exercise
Unboxing the KAATSU Cycle 2.0
KAATSU Full-Body Warm-up, Part 1
KAATSU Full-Body Warm-up, Part 2
KAATSU Published Research [shown with KAATSU inventor Dr. Yoshiaki Sato]
KAATSU Cycle and Warm-up
Doing KAATSU on Your Arms
Putting KAATSU Air Bands On Your Legs
Using The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 On Your Legs
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Monday, March 9, 2020
Home Workouts During Mandatory Lockdowns & Quarantines
For who? Baby Boomers, retirees, competitive athletes, work-at-home employees, study-at-home students
For what? Strength, stamina, functional movement, mobility, flexibility, warm-up, recovery, KAATSU Cycle
As schools, universities, cities, organizations and governments close in unprecedented numbers around the globe due to the coronavirus pandemic and fears about infection from COVID-19, some individuals find themselves limited to their homes and neighborhoods.
While precautions are prudent and wisely followed, people still need to work and eat, and many want to rehabilitate and exercise as usual.
Telecommuting enables people to work from home together with their far-flung co-workers. Eating is certainly not an issue (if local residents are not stockpiling food and water), but rehabilitating and exercise can be more problematic for many people.
A walk outside, a jog around a local park, bodyweight exercises or yoga indoors can be done during temporary lockdowns and mandatory telecommuting policies set by corporations or governments. But going to a physical therapy clinic for rehabilitation or heading to a fitness gym that is located further away may not be a conveniently easy option.
This is where the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 can help.
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is compact (handheld) and can be done anywhere anytime by anyone doing anything. From stretching and doing therapeutic movements to walking upstairs and doing push-ups with the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is effective and efficient. Even the standard KAATSU 3-Point Exercises on your arms or legs [shown above] are tremendously beneficial and provide a great stress relief in these times of the unknown.
In times of stress, especially while being forced to limit outdoor activities and travel, simple leg and easy-to-do core exercises with KAATSU equipment are a great way to stay fit and not gain weight.
KAATSU Walking can provide the same effect as significantly longer (in duration and distance) runs, jogs and walks. Simply put the KAATSU Air Bands on your legs and walk in or around your home or stretch [see photo on left].
Advanced KAATSU 3-Point Exercises for the legs (i.e., Standing Heel Raises, Leg Curls, and Quarter Squats) are a great finisher to the KAATSU Walking.
The KAATSU Air Bands on your upper legs will result in healthful systemic effects that are felt and seen throughout your body, including your core and upper body.
But if you want to focus on your core, you do not have to do planks, crunches and other forms of abdominal work. Instead, KAATSU users can do a number of simple KAATSU exercises to strengthen their lower back and tighten their core.
Core and lower back exercises can comprise of your entire KAATSU training session for the day. Alternatively, core and lower back exercises can be an addition to your typical KAATSU sessions.
Core & Lower Back #1 Exercise
1. Manually tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs to your Optimal SKU.
3. Stand on one foot, balancing only on your other leg for as long as possible.
4. When your balance is lost, rest for 10-20 seconds and repeat two more times.
5. After 3 times, balance on your other foot.
6. This act of balancing will create instability in your core and will help strengthen your stomach and lower back.
Core & Lower Back #2 Exercise
1. Manually tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs to the Optimal SKU.
3. Place a book on your head and walk slowly until the book falls off.
4. Rest 10-20 seconds and repeat the walk again two more times with the book on your head.
5. Walking straight slowly, especially on an uneven surface like a sandy beach, will create instability in your core and will help strengthen your stomach and lower back.
Core & Lower Back #3 Exercise
1. Manually tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs to your Optimal SKU.
3. Stand on one foot while holding a water bottle in each hand.
4. Hold the water bottle in your outstretched arms and stand as long as possible on one leg.
5. When your balance is lost, rest 10-20 seconds and repeat two more times.
6. After 3 times, balance on your other foot.
7. In order to make this exercise more difficult, move your outstretched arms left and right, and up and down in an asymmetric manner while balancing on one foot.
Core & Lower Back #4 Exercise
1. Manually tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your Optimal SKU.
3. Do planks as usual.
4. Alternatively, tighten the KAATSU Air Bands on your arms at your Optimal SKU and do planks as normal.
Core & Lower Back #5 Exercise
1. Tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your Optimal SKU.
3. Lie on your back and slowly bring one leg one up to your stomach and hold. Grab your knee with your arms to stretch your back.
4. Repeat as desired.
5. Continue to lie on your back and slowly pull both your legs up to your stomach and hold. Grab your knees with your arms to stretch your back.
6. Repeat as desired.
Core & Lower Back #6 Exercise
1. Tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your Optimal SKU.
3. Lie on your back and slowly lift your hips off the floor and hold. Bring your hips to the ground and repeat as desired.
Core & Lower Back #7 Exercise
1. Tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your Optimal SKU.
3. Lie on your back and slowly lift both your feet off the ground and hold. Repeat as desired.
4. Lie on your back, lift both your feet off the ground, and kick your feet slightly off the ground. Repeat as desired.
Core & Lower Back #8 Exercise
1. Tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your Optimal SKU.
3. Lie on your back and slowly pandiculate (i.e., stretch and stiffen your trunk and limbs, extending your toes, feet, arms and hands as you do upon waking).
4. Repeat as desired.
Core & Lower Back #9 Exercise
1. KAATSU Aqua Sit-ups are used by competitive aquatic athletes with a Bosu Ball. 2. Start horizontal in the water while grabbing onto a Bosu Ball; then climb on top of the Bosu Ball. Do 3 sets to failure.
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT explains how and where KAATSU can be used...anywhere anytime, including in your car while waiting for your children.
You can use KAATSU for exercise or rehabilitation while...
* typing an email in your office
* waiting for an airplane or the train
* sitting in the passenger seat on a long drive
* doing the dishes or folding clothes
* watching TV
* doing homework or reading a book
* walking your dog
* stretching
* packing your bags or tidying up your room
Once you understand that exercise and rehabilitation can be done anywhere anytime, your efficiency and effectiveness in getting things done goes way up. And exercise is transformed to simple movement - that you constantly do during the course of your day - with KAATSU equipment.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Strength, stamina, functional movement, mobility, flexibility, warm-up, recovery, KAATSU Cycle
As schools, universities, cities, organizations and governments close in unprecedented numbers around the globe due to the coronavirus pandemic and fears about infection from COVID-19, some individuals find themselves limited to their homes and neighborhoods.
While precautions are prudent and wisely followed, people still need to work and eat, and many want to rehabilitate and exercise as usual.
Telecommuting enables people to work from home together with their far-flung co-workers. Eating is certainly not an issue (if local residents are not stockpiling food and water), but rehabilitating and exercise can be more problematic for many people.
A walk outside, a jog around a local park, bodyweight exercises or yoga indoors can be done during temporary lockdowns and mandatory telecommuting policies set by corporations or governments. But going to a physical therapy clinic for rehabilitation or heading to a fitness gym that is located further away may not be a conveniently easy option.
This is where the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 can help.
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is compact (handheld) and can be done anywhere anytime by anyone doing anything. From stretching and doing therapeutic movements to walking upstairs and doing push-ups with the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is effective and efficient. Even the standard KAATSU 3-Point Exercises on your arms or legs [shown above] are tremendously beneficial and provide a great stress relief in these times of the unknown.
In times of stress, especially while being forced to limit outdoor activities and travel, simple leg and easy-to-do core exercises with KAATSU equipment are a great way to stay fit and not gain weight.
KAATSU Walking can provide the same effect as significantly longer (in duration and distance) runs, jogs and walks. Simply put the KAATSU Air Bands on your legs and walk in or around your home or stretch [see photo on left]. Advanced KAATSU 3-Point Exercises for the legs (i.e., Standing Heel Raises, Leg Curls, and Quarter Squats) are a great finisher to the KAATSU Walking.
The KAATSU Air Bands on your upper legs will result in healthful systemic effects that are felt and seen throughout your body, including your core and upper body.
But if you want to focus on your core, you do not have to do planks, crunches and other forms of abdominal work. Instead, KAATSU users can do a number of simple KAATSU exercises to strengthen their lower back and tighten their core.
Core and lower back exercises can comprise of your entire KAATSU training session for the day. Alternatively, core and lower back exercises can be an addition to your typical KAATSU sessions.
Core & Lower Back #1 Exercise
1. Manually tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs to your Optimal SKU.
3. Stand on one foot, balancing only on your other leg for as long as possible.
4. When your balance is lost, rest for 10-20 seconds and repeat two more times.
5. After 3 times, balance on your other foot.
6. This act of balancing will create instability in your core and will help strengthen your stomach and lower back.
Core & Lower Back #2 Exercise
1. Manually tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs to the Optimal SKU.
3. Place a book on your head and walk slowly until the book falls off.
4. Rest 10-20 seconds and repeat the walk again two more times with the book on your head.
5. Walking straight slowly, especially on an uneven surface like a sandy beach, will create instability in your core and will help strengthen your stomach and lower back.
Core & Lower Back #3 Exercise
1. Manually tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs to your Optimal SKU.
3. Stand on one foot while holding a water bottle in each hand.
4. Hold the water bottle in your outstretched arms and stand as long as possible on one leg.
5. When your balance is lost, rest 10-20 seconds and repeat two more times.
6. After 3 times, balance on your other foot.
7. In order to make this exercise more difficult, move your outstretched arms left and right, and up and down in an asymmetric manner while balancing on one foot.
Core & Lower Back #4 Exercise
1. Manually tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your Optimal SKU.
3. Do planks as usual.
4. Alternatively, tighten the KAATSU Air Bands on your arms at your Optimal SKU and do planks as normal.
Core & Lower Back #5 Exercise
1. Tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your Optimal SKU.
3. Lie on your back and slowly bring one leg one up to your stomach and hold. Grab your knee with your arms to stretch your back.
4. Repeat as desired.
5. Continue to lie on your back and slowly pull both your legs up to your stomach and hold. Grab your knees with your arms to stretch your back.
6. Repeat as desired.
Core & Lower Back #6 Exercise
1. Tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your Optimal SKU.
3. Lie on your back and slowly lift your hips off the floor and hold. Bring your hips to the ground and repeat as desired.
Core & Lower Back #7 Exercise
1. Tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your Optimal SKU.
3. Lie on your back and slowly lift both your feet off the ground and hold. Repeat as desired.
4. Lie on your back, lift both your feet off the ground, and kick your feet slightly off the ground. Repeat as desired.
Core & Lower Back #8 Exercise
1. Tighten your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your appropriate Base SKU.
2. Inflate your KAATSU Air Bands on your legs at your Optimal SKU.
3. Lie on your back and slowly pandiculate (i.e., stretch and stiffen your trunk and limbs, extending your toes, feet, arms and hands as you do upon waking).
4. Repeat as desired.
Core & Lower Back #9 Exercise
1. KAATSU Aqua Sit-ups are used by competitive aquatic athletes with a Bosu Ball. 2. Start horizontal in the water while grabbing onto a Bosu Ball; then climb on top of the Bosu Ball. Do 3 sets to failure.
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT explains how and where KAATSU can be used...anywhere anytime, including in your car while waiting for your children.
You can use KAATSU for exercise or rehabilitation while...
* typing an email in your office
* waiting for an airplane or the train
* sitting in the passenger seat on a long drive
* doing the dishes or folding clothes
* watching TV
* doing homework or reading a book
* walking your dog
* stretching
* packing your bags or tidying up your room
Once you understand that exercise and rehabilitation can be done anywhere anytime, your efficiency and effectiveness in getting things done goes way up. And exercise is transformed to simple movement - that you constantly do during the course of your day - with KAATSU equipment.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Tuesday, March 3, 2020
Dr. Cory On Why People From All Walks of Life Use KAATSU
For who? Baby Boomers, retirees, competitive athletes, work-from-home employees, study-at-home students
For what? Strength, stamina, functional movement, mobility, flexibility, warm-up, recovery, KAATSU Cycle
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, TSAC-F, XPS explains how to put on the KAATSU Air Bands on your arms and legs and how to use the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 for first-timers who want to KAATSU for exercise, rehabilitation and recovery.
Cory Keirn is a Doctor of Physical Therapy in Tampa, Florida. He is a former Strength & Conditioning Coach with the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and the Philadelphia Phillies. He did his residency in orthopaedics with a focus on complex orthopaedic cases and advanced physical therapy integration for tactical athletes.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Strength, stamina, functional movement, mobility, flexibility, warm-up, recovery, KAATSU Cycle
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, TSAC-F, XPS explains how to put on the KAATSU Air Bands on your arms and legs and how to use the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 for first-timers who want to KAATSU for exercise, rehabilitation and recovery.
Cory Keirn is a Doctor of Physical Therapy in Tampa, Florida. He is a former Strength & Conditioning Coach with the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and the Philadelphia Phillies. He did his residency in orthopaedics with a focus on complex orthopaedic cases and advanced physical therapy integration for tactical athletes.
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Dr. Cory On Using KAATSU Cycle 2.0 On Your Arms
For who? Baby Boomers, retirees, competitive athletes, work-from-home employees
For what? Strength, stamina, functional movement, mobility, flexibility, warm-up, recovery, KAATSU Cycle
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT , DPT, OCS, CSCS, TSAC-F, XPS explains how to use KAATSU on your arms for exercise, rehabilitation and recovery.
Cory Keirn is a Doctor of Physical Therapy in Tampa, Florida. He is a former Strength & Conditioning Coach with the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and the Philadelphia Phillies. He did his residency in orthopaedics with a focus on complex orthopaedic cases and advanced physical therapy integration for tactical athletes.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Strength, stamina, functional movement, mobility, flexibility, warm-up, recovery, KAATSU Cycle
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT , DPT, OCS, CSCS, TSAC-F, XPS explains how to use KAATSU on your arms for exercise, rehabilitation and recovery.
Cory Keirn is a Doctor of Physical Therapy in Tampa, Florida. He is a former Strength & Conditioning Coach with the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and the Philadelphia Phillies. He did his residency in orthopaedics with a focus on complex orthopaedic cases and advanced physical therapy integration for tactical athletes.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
Dr. Cory On Using The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 On Your Legs
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT , DPT, OCS, CSCS, TSAC-F, XPS explains how to use the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 on your legs with a wide variety of exercises and rehabilitation.
Cory Keirn is a Doctor of Physical Therapy in Tampa, Florida. He is a former Strength & Conditioning Coach with the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and the Philadelphia Phillies. He did his residency in orthopaedics with a focus on complex orthopaedic cases and advanced physical therapy integration for tactical athletes.
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Dr. Cory On Putting KAATSU Air Bands On Your Legs
For who? Baby Boomers, retirees, competitive athletes, work-from-home employees
For what? Strength, stamina, functional movement, mobility, flexibility,recovery
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT , DPT, OCS, CSCS, TSAC-F, XPS explains how and where to put the KAATSU Air Bands on your upper legs for exercise, rehabilitation and recovery.
Cory Keirn is a Doctor of Physical Therapy in Tampa, Florida. He is a former Strength & Conditioning Coach with the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and the Philadelphia Phillies. He did his residency in orthopaedics with a focus on complex orthopaedic cases and advanced physical therapy integration for tactical athletes.
Copyright © 2014 - 2020 by KAATSU Global
For what? Strength, stamina, functional movement, mobility, flexibility,recovery
KAATSU Master Specialist Cory Keirn DPT , DPT, OCS, CSCS, TSAC-F, XPS explains how and where to put the KAATSU Air Bands on your upper legs for exercise, rehabilitation and recovery.
Cory Keirn is a Doctor of Physical Therapy in Tampa, Florida. He is a former Strength & Conditioning Coach with the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) and the Philadelphia Phillies. He did his residency in orthopaedics with a focus on complex orthopaedic cases and advanced physical therapy integration for tactical athletes.
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Wednesday, November 20, 2019
2. Using the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 - Turning On and Off
For who? Tactical athletes, physical therapists, KAATSU Specialists
For what? Recovery
KAATSU was invented by Dr. Yoshiaki Sato of Tokyo, Japan in a flash of inspiration in 1966.
After decades of self-experimentation, testing at the University of Tokyo Hospital, and vetting by hundreds of physicians, academic researchers and scientists in Japan and China, KAATSU was introduced in the United States in 2014. KAATSU the Original BFR has since expanded to 48 countries around the world with many users expected to participate in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games - thereby, bringing back a Japanese invention to Tokyo where it all began.
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is the most recent culmination of over 50 years of expertise of Dr. Sato, his medical and scientific colleagues and collaborators, and thousands of coaches, therapists and trainers worldwide.
It can fit in the palm of your hand or in your pocket, but it also has a clip so you can use it in the gym or while walking, running, spinning, skating, stretching or doing any number of movements from yoga to physical therapy.
To turn on and off the KAATSU Cycle 2.0, press the ON/OFF button on a Long Hold (3 seconds).
In order to check and recharge the battery, there are four bars on the right side of the LED screen indicate a full battery life. When the bars decrease, the battery life is reduced. In order to recharge the battery, plug in the USB Type-C connector to a laptop or to the Power Adapter that is plugged into an electric outlet.
Copyright © 2014 - 2019 by KAATSU Global
For what? Recovery
KAATSU was invented by Dr. Yoshiaki Sato of Tokyo, Japan in a flash of inspiration in 1966.
After decades of self-experimentation, testing at the University of Tokyo Hospital, and vetting by hundreds of physicians, academic researchers and scientists in Japan and China, KAATSU was introduced in the United States in 2014. KAATSU the Original BFR has since expanded to 48 countries around the world with many users expected to participate in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games - thereby, bringing back a Japanese invention to Tokyo where it all began.
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is the most recent culmination of over 50 years of expertise of Dr. Sato, his medical and scientific colleagues and collaborators, and thousands of coaches, therapists and trainers worldwide.
It can fit in the palm of your hand or in your pocket, but it also has a clip so you can use it in the gym or while walking, running, spinning, skating, stretching or doing any number of movements from yoga to physical therapy.
To turn on and off the KAATSU Cycle 2.0, press the ON/OFF button on a Long Hold (3 seconds).
In order to check and recharge the battery, there are four bars on the right side of the LED screen indicate a full battery life. When the bars decrease, the battery life is reduced. In order to recharge the battery, plug in the USB Type-C connector to a laptop or to the Power Adapter that is plugged into an electric outlet.
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1. Using the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 - KAATSU Basics
For who? Athletes, physical therapists, chiropractors
For what? Recovery, strength, stamina
The new KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is the second-generation KAATSU equipment.
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is the smallest, quietest, most powerful KAATSU device yet - enabling people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds - to comfortably, safely and effectively do the patented KAATSU Cycle modality or the original KAATSU Constant (Training).
The new device can accelerate training when time is of the essence - at home, on the road during travel, at an airport, in the office while increasing strength, stamina, speed and range of motion, and improving circulation. Users can exercise, recover from jetlag, vigorous workouts and competition, and rehabilitate from injuries and surgery anytime and anywhere at their convenience.
Ageing Baby Boomers can tone muscle and improve their BMI (Body Mass Index) and Olympic athletes can gain strength without using weights while lessening the risk of injury to joints and muscles.
The pneumatic KAATSU Air Bands can also be untethered (disconnected) from the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 device so athletes and physical therapy patients can train bilaterally and separate from the device itself - with personally customized pressures appropriate to the age, condition and goals of the user.
Copyright © 2014 - 2019 by KAATSU Global
For what? Recovery, strength, stamina
The new KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is the second-generation KAATSU equipment.
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is the smallest, quietest, most powerful KAATSU device yet - enabling people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds - to comfortably, safely and effectively do the patented KAATSU Cycle modality or the original KAATSU Constant (Training).
The new device can accelerate training when time is of the essence - at home, on the road during travel, at an airport, in the office while increasing strength, stamina, speed and range of motion, and improving circulation. Users can exercise, recover from jetlag, vigorous workouts and competition, and rehabilitate from injuries and surgery anytime and anywhere at their convenience.
Ageing Baby Boomers can tone muscle and improve their BMI (Body Mass Index) and Olympic athletes can gain strength without using weights while lessening the risk of injury to joints and muscles.
The pneumatic KAATSU Air Bands can also be untethered (disconnected) from the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 device so athletes and physical therapy patients can train bilaterally and separate from the device itself - with personally customized pressures appropriate to the age, condition and goals of the user.
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3. Using the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 - KAATSU Safety
For who? Tactical athletes, physical therapists, KAATSU Specialists
For what? Recovery
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is the next-generation KAATSU equipment based on 5 decades of testing and use by individuals up to the age of 104 years.
It has a unique and unprecedented safety track record with over 20 million individual KAATSU session in 48 countries around the globe to date.
The KAATSU the Original BFR protocols, including those for cardiac rehabilitation patients, were tested and proven by cardiologists at the University of Tokyo Hospital over a 10-year period. Their work resulted in several dozens of academic papers published in peer-review journals.
Copyright © 2014 - 2019 by KAATSU Global
For what? Recovery
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 is the next-generation KAATSU equipment based on 5 decades of testing and use by individuals up to the age of 104 years.
It has a unique and unprecedented safety track record with over 20 million individual KAATSU session in 48 countries around the globe to date.
The KAATSU the Original BFR protocols, including those for cardiac rehabilitation patients, were tested and proven by cardiologists at the University of Tokyo Hospital over a 10-year period. Their work resulted in several dozens of academic papers published in peer-review journals.
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4. Using the KAATSU Cycle 2.0 - Six Pre-set KAATSU Pressures
For who? Tactical athletes, physical therapists, KAATSU Specialists
For what? Recovery
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 has six pre-set pressures for individuals to use.
KAATSU Cycle is a patented, proprietary method where the KAATSU Air Bands repeatedly inflate and deflate 8 times ("repetitions"). The inflation period is 30 seconds and the deflation period is 5 seconds. One complete KAATSU Cycle with 8 repetitions is 4 minutes 40 seconds in duration.
On top of the device, users can select Low, Medium and High levels. On the face of the device, users can either select the G (Group) mode that offers lower pressures) or P (Professional mode that offers high pressures).
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 uses a combination of G or P pressures at either the Low, Medium or High levels.
So GL means Group Low. GM means Group Medium. GH means Group High. Likewise, PL means Professional Low. PM means Professional Medium. PH means Professional High. Each level offers incrementally higher pressures. KAATSU users should only use the optimal pressures appropriate to them. But everyone should start at the GL level and then increase as they see fit.
In the midst of the KAATSU Cycle, the pressure increases by 10 SKU (Standard KAATSU Unit) in each subsequent repetition. There are 8 repetitions per each Cycle. This gradual increase in pressure is safe and optimal - and leads to a healthful production of metabolites and hormones. The pressures of each of the 8 repetitions are as follows (from lowest to highest):
Group Low SKU pressure: 80 - 90 - 100 - 110 - 120 - 130 - 140 - 150
Group Medium SKU pressure: 130 - 140 - 150 - 160 - 170 - 180 - 190 - 200
Group High SKU pressure: 230 - 240 - 250 - 260 - 270 - 280 - 290 - 300
Professional Low SKU pressure: 180 - 190 - 200 - 210 - 220 - 230 - 240 - 250
Professional Medium SKU pressure: 280 - 290 - 300 - 310 - 320 - 330 - 340 - 350
Professional High SKU pressure: 330 - 340 - 350 - 360 - 370 - 380 - 390 - 400
Copyright © 2014 - 2019 by KAATSU Global
For what? Recovery
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 has six pre-set pressures for individuals to use.
KAATSU Cycle is a patented, proprietary method where the KAATSU Air Bands repeatedly inflate and deflate 8 times ("repetitions"). The inflation period is 30 seconds and the deflation period is 5 seconds. One complete KAATSU Cycle with 8 repetitions is 4 minutes 40 seconds in duration.
On top of the device, users can select Low, Medium and High levels. On the face of the device, users can either select the G (Group) mode that offers lower pressures) or P (Professional mode that offers high pressures).
The KAATSU Cycle 2.0 uses a combination of G or P pressures at either the Low, Medium or High levels.
So GL means Group Low. GM means Group Medium. GH means Group High. Likewise, PL means Professional Low. PM means Professional Medium. PH means Professional High. Each level offers incrementally higher pressures. KAATSU users should only use the optimal pressures appropriate to them. But everyone should start at the GL level and then increase as they see fit.
In the midst of the KAATSU Cycle, the pressure increases by 10 SKU (Standard KAATSU Unit) in each subsequent repetition. There are 8 repetitions per each Cycle. This gradual increase in pressure is safe and optimal - and leads to a healthful production of metabolites and hormones. The pressures of each of the 8 repetitions are as follows (from lowest to highest):
Group Low SKU pressure: 80 - 90 - 100 - 110 - 120 - 130 - 140 - 150
Group Medium SKU pressure: 130 - 140 - 150 - 160 - 170 - 180 - 190 - 200
Group High SKU pressure: 230 - 240 - 250 - 260 - 270 - 280 - 290 - 300
Professional Low SKU pressure: 180 - 190 - 200 - 210 - 220 - 230 - 240 - 250
Professional Medium SKU pressure: 280 - 290 - 300 - 310 - 320 - 330 - 340 - 350
Professional High SKU pressure: 330 - 340 - 350 - 360 - 370 - 380 - 390 - 400
Copyright © 2014 - 2019 by KAATSU Global
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