Description
As part of our new range of retail packs, discover our collection of Lacrosse Massage Balls. Available as a pack of twelve and with three colours to choose from, take advantage of valuable cost savings. Ideal for clinical use, sports clubs or simply for those who are looking to stock up and save today.
Perfect for your clinic reception
Our new display packs are perfect for your reception. Simply choose your price and write it in the available space.
The lacrosse massage ball is a great and economical way to massage targeted areas of the body. Effective on almost any part of the body, the massage ball can be used to target specific trigger points and release muscle tension.
How does the massage ball work?
The Massage Ball’s firm surface massages your soft tissue keeping it healthy and free of aches and pains and because of it’s size, it’s perfect to pop in your gym back or travel with. It uses your body weight to apply targeted pressure to the affected area – meaning you can use it anywhere – watching TV, at your desk or after a work out at the gym. Because it uses your body weight, you can adjust the amount of pressure easily by using different surfaces, or by reducing the amount of weight you put on the ball.
You can use the lacrosse massage ball for your hips, calves, IT band, hamstrings, back, quads, shoulders and even your neck.
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BETTER FLEXIBILITY & JOINT MOVEMENT |
REDUCES POST-WORKOUT SORENESS |
PREVENTS & REHABILITATE INJURIES |
| Combining the use of a Meglio lacrosse massage ball in your stretching routine before an activity can facilitate an increase in flexibility, improve muscles efficiency and increase joint range of motion. | Meglio lacrosse massage ball can greatly decrease the chances of intense delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS), experienced by those that carry out exercise whether on a regular or occasional basis, giving you the freedom to efficiently carry out your day to day workouts without any after pain or stiffness | Our Lacrosse massage ball is not only useful in treating Iliotibial band syndrome (aka IT band) but it greatly helps preventing injuries and treating tight painful muscles. Roll across the fibres and release tension within a muscle can equally be an effective way of treating an injury. |
