Deep Recovery Neck Track Myofascial Release Tool – Suboccipital Release Device for Jaw, Face & Neck Tension – Soft Foam Block with Slots for Massage Balls (Balls Not Included);

|| MYOFASCIAL RELEASE || If you've ever used tennis balls before, you know the muscle and soft tissue release you can get from a well-placed massage ball is phenomenal - the problem is how to hold the massage balls in the right place! That's just what the Neck Track (patents pending) does, holds the balls in place so you can relax knowing where the balls are and knowing you're safe. To see it in action, watch the free online instructional videos on our website. Watch them and learn to do your own deep tissue self-massage on your neck, jaw and face with our tool for guiding massage balls. || ACUPRESSURE / TRIGGER POINT THERAPY || The Neck Track is very simple but gives you great versatility with a variety of ball spacing options and the ability to change pressure instantly by swapping massage balls of varying size and hardness. With it, you'll melt your trigger points away and get relief when you need it, not when your therapist has an opening. The top of our tool has positions for working for the back of your neck from shoulders up to base of your skull, while the bottom has wider positions for working the side of your neck and jaw. Recommended and used by physical therapists and massage therapists. The perfect gift for your athlete / yoga friends or anyone with painful muscles and tendons. It's very helpful for RSI and other chronic pain treatment including tendinitis and tendinosis. Check out the independent expert reviews on our website. Massage Track is your ticket if you want to release tight muscles safely and easily using the same techniques employed by the best therapists and chiropractors. || NOTES || Balls are sold separately - the Neck Track will with your own lacrosse, hockey, tennis or baseballs. But, it'll work best with the Massage Track Sport ball set, specifically designed for the track, but sold separately. Always consult a doctor before starting any new exercise or therapy routine.