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FITNESS MAD TRIGGER POINT MASSAGE BALL SET

FITNESS MAD TRIGGER POINT MASSAGE BALL SET

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FITNESS MAD TRIGGER POINT MASSAGE BALL SET
£11.31 GBP
£11.90 GBP £11.31 GBP

Set of massage balls in 3 different hardnesss for acupressure massage and trigger point release

Starting with the softest (least aggressive) ball choose a ball of suitable hardness and position it on the point to be massaged

For the lower back or glutes start in a sitting position; for calfs or thighs try either sitting or lying on the floor and gently roll around on the ball

For shoulders & upper back place the ball between your back and a wall For the neck roll the ball around between your neck and open palm

Use in conjunction with a foam roller for great results!

- Dimensions: 6cm

- Hardnesss: (Grey = Hard) / (Green = Medium) / (Blue = Soft)

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