Foam rollers are used to aid in stretching, massaging tissues, providing soft tissue or myofascial self-administered release techniques, to improve balance and proprioception training, and provide treatment for muscles that are sore and stiff to reduce recovery time. Foam rollers have been used for years in therapeutic settings such as physical therapy and chiropractic clinics, and in gyms and home exercise routines to aid in the development of lower body balance and coordination, performing myofascial release techniques to reduce the pain of adhesions, stretching soft tissue structures – muscles and fascia, in providing proprioception training, and in speeding the recovery from sore and stiff muscles. A variety of foam rollers – multiple lengths, full oval, half-round, coated, and in different colors. Chose those foam rollers that meet you and your patients’ specific needs.
Foam rollers are useful tools in facilitating various types of floor exercises and rehabilitative activities. They can be used as aids in positioning, balance training, posture improvement, muscle re-education and therapy, spinal stabilization, body and motor coordination, range of motion, strengthening, and conditioning exercises.
Foam rollers typically come varying shapes and sizes. There are round rollers that provide complete rolling motion for users. There are also half-round rollers that provide stability, and are useful aids especially for people undergoing ankle- or knee-related therapy or conditioning.
Foam rollers are also made of different types of material. The foam may be made of polyethylene, ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA), or molded composite, just to name a few.
Browse through this section now and explore foam roller products as well as their accessories like covers and storage racks.