Massage Chair Zero Gravity Deluxe
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Foam roller exercises are a form of massage to do either before exercise to loosen sore muscles and tight joints, or after a workout, to aid muscle recovery. Regularly using a foam roller, also referred to as a massage roller or muscle roller, offers many of the same benefits as a sports massage without the expense.
Low Density & Firm Foam Rollers
A light muscle roller is best for those that find foam rolling painful and also those starting out with foam rolling. Firm foam rollers are best for those looking for a more intense and deeper muscle release.
Short & Long Foam Rollers
Short foam rollers are designed to target specific areas as they’re easier to manoeuvre than a regular size massage roller. They are perfect for targeting areas like your arms and calves.
Longer massage rollers are a good choice for those starting out, as well as for back foam rolling exercises. They’re also a lot more stable than short foam rollers when rolling out large muscle groups like your quads and hamstrings and are often used by Physiotherapists.
Textured & Smooth Foam Rollers
Some foam rollers are textured, with ridges and knobs that help to dig into trigger points in the muscles and release knots quickly. On the other hand, smooth foam rollers provide even pressure across your muscles.
Massage Balls
Massage balls allow precise targeting and pressure control, and work well in curved areas of the body, like the lumbar area.
All our massage rollers are eligible for Australia-wide shipping. For further details check out our shipping information.
Muscle rollers are essential in any home gym and should be a part of your warm-up and cool-down exercises. So that you can get your foam roller and massage balls now, we offer flexible payment options like Zip Pay and Afterpay.
If you’re looking to reduce muscle soreness and tightness without the expense of a professional sports massage, why not pop into your local Orbit Fitness store to chat with a fitness expert today.
Got a question about the different types of foam rollers? We’re always here to help.
There are several ways for you to get your questions answered. You can call us on 1300 13 42 13, send us an enquiry, or for a quick answer, check if your question has been answered in our Frequently Asked Questions.