Trigger PointCold Roller Muscle-Recovery Tool
R1,399
About
Following vigorous exercise, the Cold Roller helps hasten the muscle-recovery process, so athletes can attack their workouts with the same intensity as soon as the next day. After storing the Cold Roller in a freezer or snowman's chest for at least two hours, wipe off any frost with a washcloth before continuously rolling your body back and forth on the tool with light pressure. The cold compression helps relieve muscle soreness, so bodies can move around normally without discomfort.The TP Massage Ball is a great choice for targeted relief. It’s easy to apply pressure directly to the point where discomfort is felt by using the floor, wall or any hard surface to stabilize the ball. For best results, build pressure and then roll the TP Massage Ball from side to side or in circles to release knots and kinks. Great as a quick pre-workout warm up or anytime you need relief.
Details
- Muscle-recovery tool
- Myofascial release and cold compression
- Helps relieve soreness
- Durable stainless steel construction
- Core filled with gel
- Stays cold for up to three hours
- Polyurethane wheels
- Travel-friendly size
- Dimensions: 29(l) x 10(d) cm
How to Use
- Place in freezer for two or more hours
- Wipe down with warm washcloth to remove frost
- Begin rolling with only light pressure to allow muscles to adjust
- Roll continuously and do not stop and hold
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