Many fitness professionals face a common challenge: helping clients continue to build strength when heavier loads are no longer effective, sustainable, or pain-free. As clients age or navigate hormonal shifts, joint limitations and recovery, traditional strength training approaches often fall short—despite the growing importance of maintaining muscle mass and function.
In this live-webinar webinar, Ashley Selman, MA, CSCS, provides a clear, evidence-informed overview of BFR training—what it is, how it works, and why it has expanded into performance and general fitness. Participants will explore the physiological mechanisms that drive results, review real-world applications, and identify the client profiles most likely to benefit from this approach.
Designed for health and fitness professionals working with aging populations, clients experiencing hormonal shifts or with physical limitations, this session builds foundational knowledge and confidence in BFR. Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of how low-load training can produce meaningful results—and where BFR fits within their current coaching practice.
Upon completion, you will be able to:
- Understand the foundational science behind BFR training, including metabolic stress, hormonal response, and motor unit recruitment.
- Identify the client populations most likely to benefit from BFR programming.
- Recognize how BFR produces strength and muscle gains at low training loads.
- Evaluate where BFR fits within your current training approach and client needs.