BFR (Blood Flow Restriction) in Grand-Saconnex

An innovative method for strengthening with less load

BFR (Blood Flow Restriction), also called occlusion training, is a technique used in physiotherapy and physical conditioning that allows for muscle strengthening with light loads.

At On Therapy, BFR is integrated into a modern approach to optimize recovery, limit joint strain, and accelerate progress.


What is BFR?

BFR consists of applying light compression to a limb (arm or leg) using a specific cuff to partially reduce venous return during exercise.

This makes it possible to:


Why use BFR?

The BFR is particularly interesting for:


In which cases is it indicated?

The BFR is used in different situations:

It is suitable for many profiles, from rehabilitation patients to athletes.


A secure and supervised technique

At On Therapy, BFR is used in a controlled manner:

Safety and efficiency are always top priorities.


BFR and physiotherapy

The BFR is integrated into comprehensive care that includes:

This approach optimizes results while respecting your condition.


BFR and sports

In athletes, BFR allows:


What results can be expected?

With the BFR, you can:


Why choose On Therapy?

At On Therapy in Grand-Saconnex, we use BFR as a complementary tool within a comprehensive, modern, and individualized approach.

Our goal: to optimize your progress while respecting your body.


To make an appointment

Do you want to learn about BFR and find out if this method is suitable for your situation?

Schedule an appointment at On Therapy in Grand-Saconnex for a personalized evaluation.

What is BFR (Blood Flow Restriction)?

Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) is a technique that strengthens muscles using light loads through controlled compression.

Is BFR dangerous?

No, when supervised by a trained professional, the BFR is a safe and controlled method.

Is BFR training effective?

Yes, it allows for gains in strength and muscle mass even with light loads.

Who is the BFR for?

The BFR is suitable for patients in rehabilitation, post-operative patients, or athletes.