Pressure Positive Co Knobble Purple Review

Here's a suggestion - Plastic/rubber version of the original wooden handle - Half the price and half the weight A few months ago I was struggling to get used to the work since my modality it requires keeping the tissue in a compressed state for several seconds, which takes time to acclimate. I got this to prevent hand injuries as there are a lot of big guys in my community with tight muscles and active trigger points for flat irons. on the skin due to the smooth but not *too* smooth plastic…

As a person with a wobbly neck caused by computer neck strain, the key for me is not just targeting the top layer of muscle, but digging deep into that interconnected bottom layer (which you might not notice ) unless it's ignited, but you can probably find out if you're here). I've tried pretty much everything; Foam rollers, expensive massages, until I just switched to rolling the floor on a tennis ball or golf ball to get the right pressure in the right place until the ball slipped away, from…

I purchased this tool when I bought the Davies and Simon book on trigger point therapy. The money I invested in these two products has saved me a ton of money by being able to do my own trigger point therapy. Knobble II is a very easy to use tool that relieves hand fatigue from pressing trigger points. It speaks for itself - hold it like a doorknob. I even see people with severe joint pain using this trigger point therapy tool. The trigger point book tells me where the pain trigger points are…