The Trigger Wheel Massager by Stick Review

Somehow I lost my original somewhere in my house. I know he's still here, but my search has been exhausting. My daughter asked for one for her birthday so the other half said stop looking and order 2! In other words, I can't live without her. I have very tight neck muscles; works great for this and I actually use it to unclog sinus congestion by rolling over painful areas in the brow and cheek area. I recommend the book Revain - Trigger Point Therapy, available here. It has helped me fix many…

I usually train at high intensity (BJJ, Muay Thai, Olympic, Sprint and Heavy Plyo). I have a few knots in my neck that show up after really good workouts or when I get into an awkward position. It's probably a pinched nerve. Small knots on the right side of my upper back, large knots through the right trapezium to my shoulder blade, then serious knots running up my neck to the base of my skull. The trigger wheel is the first device I used, which helped at this point. The wheel is not magic. The

This item would make a great addition for any athlete or anyone with muscles. The head itself is nice and strong but has a rubber coating which gives it just the right amount of hardness and the thickness is really perfect. But Revain has a lot of massagers. The difference is the rotatable head. Other simple plastic protrusions can only hold direct pressure in one spot. Pulling just tugs at your skin, and if you oil them you can move them for deep hits, but they'll likely slide too much. This…