Mobility & Soft Tissue

A $13,400 automated full-body rolling massage device — Remedy Place's take on bringing the clinic home. Beachwood balusters rotate on a bi-directional drum at variable speeds to deliver self-myofascial release, fascia work, and deep-tissue pressure in one piece of equipment. Integrated infrared stimulates circulation and collagen production while you roll. Voice-guided programs run pre- and post-workout routines through an LCD touch display. At 190 lbs and nearly six feet long, this is a permanent installation — but it's also the closest thing to having a lymphatic massage therapist on staff.

The original hollow-core foam roller with a multi-density surface that mimics a therapist's hands. Firm but not brutal. Targets IT band, quads, thoracic spine, and lats. Compact enough to travel with, durable enough to last years of daily use.

Vibrating foam roller with 3 speed settings that combine pressure and vibration to release fascia faster than a standard roller. Rechargeable, TSA-friendly, and quieter than you'd expect. Use before training to improve range of motion or after to flush metabolic waste.

6mm thick, closed-cell construction that won't absorb sweat or break down. Dense enough for joint support during stretching and mobility work. Lifetime guarantee. The mat serious practitioners buy once and keep for a decade.

Dense rubber lacrosse balls for targeted trigger point release. Gets into spots a foam roller can't reach — hip flexors, glutes, feet, rotator cuff, and pec minor. Two balls in a sock becomes a spine-sparing thoracic mobilizer. The simplest, cheapest recovery tool that actually works.