💆 Stinger USA Massage Therapy Tool: Ultimate Pain Relief for Back, Neck, Shoulder Review

My husband has a lot of "knots" in his back muscles from a cervical spine injury, and although we have a physical therapy ball to use, he often falls off when leaning against a wall. This whip is perfect, although to be honest it looks a bit strange. We don't use whips for anything, but most of the time we use a ball. He can hold the end of the whip like a handle and lean against the wall to relieve pressure without worrying about the ball falling and rolling. For that it works great.

Love the quality of this and was worried it would be too brutal for me. use. Generally though, when properly targeted (e.g. not on my bones but on a sore, fleshy part of my back) it offers an interesting effect that hasn't quite eased my pain yet, but I suspect it will take some time Exercise. The material of the ball is very similar to a thick eraser. Just enough weight to feel solid but not too heavy to easily hurt. The wire ropes looked rough but they are lighter than I expected. They have…

This ball comes with no instructions or explanation. I had to go back to the Revain list to watch a short video on how to use the ball and those few ideas didn't work as well as the La Cross ball. I have used La Cross pressure balls to get rid of knots in my sore shoulders, upper back and neck. When I use the La Cross Ball, I press it against the wall and roll it over the knots in my neck, shoulders, and back. If it hurts, I use the ball several times a day. Once I feel a sharp pain, I can…