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2015年8月4日 · The Trigger Point Performance Collection is a complete self-care program designed to empower athletes to improve flexibility, range of motion and tissue strength while addressing muscle tightness.

Purchase the OPTP PRO-POINT Myofascial Release Tool: Comfortably self-apply targeted pressure to trigger points and soft tissue. Release tension in the neck, shoulders, chest, arms, hands, back, hips, glutes, legs, feet and more.

2019年2月26日 · Massager Muscle Hook helps you target pain trigger points with deep tissue. The unique design allows you to reach all body muscle groups from the neck to the feet, relaxing tight, spasmodically, and muscle knots with self massage tools.

2019年11月6日 · Self-Massage: Use this trigger point massage tool to massage deep tissue and target trigger points more effectively than a pressure point ball. Ideal Trigger Point Tool – The rounded shape of the PRO-POINT is ideal for accessing hard-to-reach muscles and fascia.

2024年12月3日 · Trigger point therapy involves the application of deep, direct pressure to specific trigger points (muscle knots). However, trigger point massage tools can be used to cover both techniques. Sometimes, you might move relatively lightly over a …

Vitality Medical offers a wide variety of trigger point massage tools for home or office. The body is a puzzle of intertwined muscles, joints and tendons. When an individual experiences "muscle knots," they are referring to myofascial trigger points.

The menu above features all of the Trigger Point products available at RogueFitness.com, including the TP Total Body Kit and TP Cold Roller. Browse each item to see product information, reviews and more.

The Pressure Positive Co. designs and manufactures durable, affordable trigger point self care massage tools that are praised by patients and the health care professionals that recommend them.

2022年9月16日 · Some tools, like foam rollers, are designed for larger muscle areas, whereas others, like massage guns and balls, help break up muscle knots — also known as myofascial trigger points.