Physical Massage Therapy Ball Set - Ideal for Yoga Deep Tissue Massage Trigger Point Therapy and Myofascial Release

I love these. They are such great little massage balls. I use them for my back and sore muscles. They’re really lightweight yet hard. They relieve a lot of my back pain. Great value for the price. Read more

I use these balls treating for my flat feet and also for bunions on my left feet. This couple balls made of rubber and it is firm using for people have planta fascititis or flat feet. I had the tennis balls and one of them had flattened when I stand on it. This ball will stay strong with your weight. I highly recommended for these balls especially made by rubber. Read more

This is great for rolling out on. I fist used a set of these in a yoga class. The only thing about these is the tote is not as soft as some others I’ve used. I use it directly on my skin so it can be a little irritating. The balls are slightly on the smaller side but it works ok for me since they fit in between my shoulder blades. Read more

I’ve been using the Acupoint Physical Massage Therapy Ball Set regularly, and it’s been a game-changer for my weightlifting and martial arts training. I often struggle with tight knots, especially around the back of my shoulder blade, and these massage balls have helped relieve that tension like nothing else. After heavy lifting or intense martial arts sessions, a quick session with these balls really helps target those deep knots and release the tightness. The different firmness levels between the two balls let me choose the pressure I need, whether it’s for deep tissue relief or a more gentle massage. Highly recommend for anyone dealing with muscle tightness or soreness! Read more

This set of trigger point balls works quite well. Purchased as recommendation from my chiropractor doc for tight or sore shoulder blade or back muscles I cannot normally get to on my own. Gets into hard to reach spots for working out stiffness or soreness as a result of inflammation or bursitis in shoulders, neck, back and even leg or hip muscles. Plus as nice bonus, they come w/ their own soft carrying case which is perfect for traveling! BTW Not a negative, but just wish they were a tad harder or perhaps one was harder than the other so you could get different levels of deeper trigger point massage, but they still work fine. Read more

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I've had my own massage business for almost 5 years, and have been massaging professionally for almost 8. I haven't had my own personal massage for almost 3 years. I'm starting to experience plantar fasciitis due to hours of squatting and lunging, after intermittent physical issues over the last 8 months, and extreme discomfort in my neck and shoulders. I bought these balls to help with my feet when regular tennis balls couldn't withstand the weight or pressure. 1st, these balls arrived a day ahead of ETA. Kudos! 👍 2nd, I received them today - a day early, and already : I've used them sitting down and rolling my feet over them; laying on the ground and placing them under my lower back muscles and glutes and hamstrings; as well as rolling against them and the wall at my levator scapula inferior attachment site. Talk about feeling fantastic! I haven't been this flexible or pain-free in months! Love! They're rubber! 👏🙌 I don't envision them losing consistency in durability any time soon.🥰 So far most certainly worth the money! 👏🙌🔥 Read more

I needed something to replace a green/white/black striped foam therapy ball whose layers kept falling apart even after I’d glued them back together several times. This ball is the perfect softness/hardness. Softer than a lacrosse ball, firmer than a Franklin ProBrite sponge rubber baseball I’d tried using. It seems to be made of a single piece of injection molded foam/rubber. I don’t see this falling apart anytime soon. Texture is perfect too. Unlike a smooth lacrosse ball, it doesn’t slip away when massaging my spine against the wall. And for the value, I think I might get more to keep in various rooms and in my briefcase. Read more