This technology gives you the benefits of cardio and strength training with as little resistance (and often just bodyweight). Since it came to the USA, it’s become one of the secret tools of busy businesspeople, top injury rehab specialists, and Olympic athletes alike.
Meet our guestChris Morgan graduated from the University of California, Davis with a B.S. in Biological Sciences and the University of Lausanne with a M.S. in Sports Science and Human Movement. Chris coached at Stanford University and Harvard University, and coached the Swiss National Swim Team and the 2008 Swiss Olympic Team where he guided two swimmers to the Olympic final. Chris is innovative and always explores new modalities for training, performing better, and recovering more efficiently.
Over the last 8 years, Chris has become the world's leading expert on KAATSU Aqua for recovery, rehabilitation, and performance. He currently advises many of America's fastest Olympic sprinters on the track (100m, 200m, and 400m) and America's fastest Olympic swimmers in the pool. Including several Olympic medalists and world champions.
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- KAATSU Bands (use code URBAN to save) to hack your strength and cardio training and get fit anywhere.
- The KAATSU cycle is the arterial equivalent of endurance training
- BFR bands are great when on a budget, but KAATSU offers additional benefits
- KAATSU improves athletic performance, injury & scar tissue healing, workout recovery, cardiovascular health, sport-specific movements, jet lag, and even recovery from TBI
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