Power and Performance: BFR and Advanced Rehab Techniques for the Modern Chiropractor

Session Information

Regional Event: national
Start Date: 08/23/2025 1:00 pm
End Date: 08/23/2025 2:40 pm
Location: Celebration 6

Speakers in this session...

  • Alex Earl, DC DACRB

    Alex Earl, DC DACRB DC DACRB DNSP

    Dr. Alex Earl is board certified chiropractor and the President, co-founder of Midwest Rehabilitation Institute. In addition to private practice, Dr. Earl also serves as the Team Chiropractic Physician for Chicago State University & Wheaton Academy High School in West Chicago, IL. With over 15 nationally recognized certifications, Dr. Earl brings a modern approach of chiropractic care to the sports medicine field for the experienced & the new graduate further their clinical skills and, ultimately improve patient outcomes.

    Sessions...

    Power and Performance: BFR and Advanced Rehab Techniques for the Modern Chiropractor
    Regional Event: national
    Start Date: 08/23/2025 1:00 pm
    End Date: 08/23/2025 2:40 pm
    Location: Celebration 6
    Session details

    Blood flow restriction (BFR) has emerged as a trending topic in sports medicine and rehabilitation offices worldwide. But is this approach new? Who benefits from BFR training and rehab? How can BFR be used clinically in rehab chiropractic offices in 2025 (and beyond)?

    This presentation will focus on how to successfully navigate the vast research on BFR and distill it into common clinical scenarios. One of the main topics of discussion will be the importance of metabolic stress and long-term muscle recovery. For rehab chiropractors, this is a crucial component of the rehabilitation process that often goes untreated. If you’ve struggled with improving a patient’s muscular strength, endurance and cardiovascular health, then this course is for you.

    Learning Objectives

    1. Understand the various roles of BFR across a complete spectrum of sports-related injuries.
    2. Describe the effects of BFR on the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and nervous systems.
    3. Utilize BFR in the rehabilitation of various orthopedic conditions and following orthopedic surgeries
    4. Apply concepts of BFR application to improve function and performance in athletic populations, along with recovery concepts.

     

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Blood flow restriction (BFR) has emerged as a trending topic in sports medicine and rehabilitation offices worldwide. But is this approach new? Who benefits from BFR training and rehab? How can BFR be used clinically in rehab chiropractic offices in 2025 (and beyond)?

This presentation will focus on how to successfully navigate the vast research on BFR and distill it into common clinical scenarios. One of the main topics of discussion will be the importance of metabolic stress and long-term muscle recovery. For rehab chiropractors, this is a crucial component of the rehabilitation process that often goes untreated. If you’ve struggled with improving a patient’s muscular strength, endurance and cardiovascular health, then this course is for you.

Learning Objectives

  1. Understand the various roles of BFR across a complete spectrum of sports-related injuries.
  2. Describe the effects of BFR on the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, and nervous systems.
  3. Utilize BFR in the rehabilitation of various orthopedic conditions and following orthopedic surgeries
  4. Apply concepts of BFR application to improve function and performance in athletic populations, along with recovery concepts.

 

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