Physio, Rehab & Pain Relief Tools
Run, with zero impact on your joints — the belt that keeps you upright in deep water. Land-based exercise has one problem for an injured or recovering body: every stride sends impact through the joints you’re trying to protect. Deep water removes that. Strap on the belt, drop into water past your depth, and you … Read more
Broad-surface muscle and foot relief — the spikey counterpart to a firm trigger-point ball. Some tension doesn’t need one deep point of pressure — it needs to be worked across a wider area. That’s what the spikes do. 230 densely packed raised points stimulate the skin and underlying muscle as you roll, spreading pressure instead … Read more
The support prop our therapists use to make stretches safe for stiff and recovering bodies. Most people don’t lack the will to stretch — they lack the range. If you can’t reach the floor in a forward fold, you compensate by rounding your back or forcing the position. That’s not stretching; that’s how people injure … Read more
The elevation cushion our therapists recommend for patients who can’t sleep flat. Lying flat isn’t always restful. The fix is gravity. A stable, supported incline keeps your upper body raised so you can rest without sliding down or stacking pillows that collapse by morning. Commonly used for: Two-piece hinged design Choose your incline: Local seller, … Read more
The release tool our physiotherapists use on patients — now for use at home. Tight glutes from sitting all day. A knotted upper back you can’t reach. Calves that seize up after a run. A foam roller spreads pressure too wide to reach the actual trigger point — the small, tender band of muscle that’s … Read more
Great for back pain, keep warm in office Thermal/heat therapy is one of our physiotherapy’s treatment modalities, its main purpose is to provide relief and to treat symptoms of non-acute and/or chronic pain, especially helpful to pains that are related to muscle spasms and tensions. How it works Heat therapy helps to expand blood vessels … Read more