Massage Ball for Deep Tissue Muscle Recovery by 4KOR Fitness, Perfect for Myofascial Release and Trigger Point Therapy (12 Centimeter Diameter)

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PORTABLE & DURABLE: The massage balls are made of 100% EVA foam or 100% high density rubber. They are high quality, latex free, non-toxic and durable designed for withstand heavy & repeated use without breaking down. They are easy to clean, lightweight and travel-friendly, can be used either at home, gym or anywhere you go Stop and hold on the muscle for 20-30 seconds. But be sure it's not painful. Discomfort is as far as you want to go. Hands, forearms or feet – you’ll want to try golf ball and lacrosse ball sizes. For the technically minded, the golf ball has a diameter of 42.7 mm and the lacrosse ball’s diameter is 63 mm.

Press down harder with your fingers and hands to apply more pressure, but not so much that it's painful.Lacrosse balls have obvious benefits – they are inexpensive, for one, and are made from dense, durable rubber that is hard enough to provide a deep tissue massage. Getting up early to work out? Easy. Eating a clean, healthy diet. Prepped and ready. Foam rolling after an intense workout? Nope! Not only does tightness in these muscles cause headaches, but it can also lead to forward head posture.

So you can see why a heated massage ball makes a lot more sense. But, let me make a prediction. If you were to buy a massage tool that could be heated, you’d try it once or twice and then would use it without heat thereafter. Who has enough spare time for heating a massage tool when the heat will dissipate in a couple of minutes? It’s a nifty idea, but personally I’m into simplicity and practical tools. If I need heat, a heating pad makes a lot more sense to me. How to use massage balls for myofascial releaseA cryotherapy massage roller ball will take the longest to use because they need to be in the freezer first. But the roller balls are easy to use.

Foam rollers are popular for self myofascial release therapy. The reason why they're so popular is that they can be used anywhere. You don't have to go to a spa or gym to do SMR. You can use them at home, at work, or even during travel. You just need some floor space. In addition to speeds ranging from 1,750–2,400 percussions per minute (PPM), the device offers 2 hours of battery life, 5 interchangeable heads, and an ergonomic handle. It’s both powerful and easy to use. It’s also worth looking for products that include detailed instructional materials, such as access to online training videos.

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Many massage balls come with warranties that allow you to essentially try out a ball before committing to purchasing it. At only 2.9 lbs., it's also portable. Take it out with you to use after training sessions or on the road with you. The battery will last for up to 5 hours, so you don't need to worry about having to charge it when using it outside. Best Value Massage Gun - Mebak Massage Gun Now that I’ve discussed the basic features you should be looking for in a massage ball, I’ll review the top massage balls on the market, based on price, ease of use, and overall customer satisfaction. Bottom line: a convenient tool that combines the benefits of massage and cold therapy to reduce muscle soreness and inflammation