Description of 🔥 3L FIT Double Roller: Ultimate Muscle Relief for Tight Hips, Back & Shoulder Pain. Myofascial Release & Psoas Tool for Trigger Point Therapy, Back Pain, Yoga & Posture Improvement. Get a FREE Spiky Ball!
Silicone. Imported. **FREE SPIKY BALL INCLUDED!! IMPROVE RANGE OF MOTION, ELIMINATE BACK PAIN AND RELEASE PSOAS. The double massage ball improves blood circulation by creating a myofascial release in tight muscles. This increases the range of motion in stiff muscles, reduces back pain, and allows the psoas muscle to release. Using the double ball to break down scar tissue will effectively reduce chronic pain in any muscle group. RELEASE TENSION IN TIGHT SORE MUSCLES. Peanut ball's unique shape allows deep penetration into muscle knots and targets all areas of the body. It fits perfectly on either side of the neck allowing an even distribution of pressure on both sides of your head and neck to reduce the knots in the neck. SELF MYOFASCIAL TRIGGER POINT THERAPY. The silicone material creates traction with surfaces and the width of the double lacrosse ball fits in the thoracic spine creating myofascial release. The durability of the ball is firm to release trigger points and chronic pain in the psoas, hamstrings, shoulders, neck, calves and feet that are caused by sciatica, arthritis and plantar fasciitis. This increases thoracic mobility and improves posture. COMPACT AND PORTABLE. This back cracker is 5" in length and 2.5" in diameter with a smooth continuous surface in the middle to prevent any breaking. The design is compact and portable to travel easily with you to the office or in your gym bag. The double ball can be used for any pre-existing chronic pain from scar tissue, tight muscle knots, restricted range of motion and to relax tense and tight muscles. INSTRUCTIONAL BACK & PSOAS GUIDE. The Peanut Ball comes with a carrying bag to easy fit in your gym bag, office desk, locker or storage area. It also includes a product informational insert that provides guidance for key areas of use on the back and psoas.