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User Guide

Neck

Place the roller on the 

back of your neck on the 

same side of your body as 

your hand. Apply pressure 

on a tender spot and run 

the roller up and down 

the length of the muscle 

until it relaxes.

Chest

Place the roller on your 

pectoral muscle on the 

opposite side of your body 

as your hand. Roll at a 

45–degree angle from 

your chest up to your front 

shoulder until the muscle 

relaxes. Repeat on the 

opposite side.

Forearms

Place the roller on your 

upper forearm near the 

elbow. Massage down the 

arm towards the wrist. Move 

the roller until you find a 

sore spot and apply pressure 

until the muscles relax. 

Repeat on the other arm.

Hands

Place the roller on your 

palm. Move until you find 

a sore spot and apply 

pressure on that area. 

Massage in a circular 

motion until the muscle 

relaxes. Repeat on the 

opposite hand.  

Quadriceps

Place the roller on your 

quadricep on the same 

side of your body as your 

hand. Run the roller up 

and down from the upper 

thigh to the knee. Apply 

pressure until the muscle 

relaxes. Repeat on the 

opposite leg.   

Lower Back

Place the roller on your 

lower back on the same 

side of your body as your 

hand. Locate a tender area 

and apply pressure on it 

by massaging in a circular 

motion or roll up and 

down along the length 

of the muscle. Repeat on 

the opposite side. If it is 

difficult to reach, have a 

partner apply pressure.

Feet

Place the roller against 

the arch of your foot 

on the opposite side of 

your body as your hand. 

Massage back and forth 

from the heel to the toes. 

Find a tender spot and 

hold it there until the 

muscle relaxes. Repeat on 

opposite foot.

Shoulders & Upper Arms

Place the roller on your 

shoulder or upper arm 

on the opposite side of 

your body as your hand. 

Move until you find a sore 

spot. Apply pressure and 

massage up and down in a 

vertical motion. Repeat on 

the opposite side.

Trapezius Muscles

Place the roller on your 

trapezius muscle on the 

opposite side of your body 

as your hand. Massage from 

the top of your shoulder 

towards your neck. Apply 

pressure and roll back 

and forth until the muscle 

relaxes. For stiff muscles, 

have a partner perform the 

massage in order to apply 

more pressure.

Use the suggested examples below to learn proper form and techniques when massaging with the Teeter

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 Massage Ball. For best 

results, incorporate the Massage Ball into your regular routine, starting with light pressure and increasing pressure over time. If you 

feel any discomfort, decrease pressure or discontinue use. Avoid placing pressure directly on bones, joints, and the spine. 

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