Chirp Wheel Deep Tissue
The 6" Deep Tissue wheel gives you more of that “Hurts So Good” relief your back loves so much. The added pressure
with this wheel targets trigger points around your neck, spine, shoulder blades. And it’s small enough to go
anywhere, so you’ll always have the relief you need for those hard to reach spots.
The Chirp Wheel+ 6" Deep Tissue can target deep muscle tension and knots throughout your body. The added pressure
with this wheel targets trigger points not only around spine but works great to roll out the tight muscles on your
legs, and hips. This wheel can also work to correct sitting posture, place this wheel in the small of your back when
sitting in a chair to help straighten your posture and reinforce the natural curvature in your spine.
Features
- Targets Deep Tissue muscle tension and knots
- Great for legs, hips, and back
- Spinal Canal™ protects the spine from pressure
- 4-way stretch relieves pressure between the spine’s joints
- Thick cushioning for comfort
- Relieves back pain
- Improves posture and flexibility
- Supports up to 500 lbs
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HOW IT WORKS
The Chirp Wheel puts pressure on the muscles surrounding the spine. In doing so, the muscles and joints are stretched
and strengthened.
TARGETED PRESSURE
The 5 inch width of the Chirp Wheel fits right between your shoulder blades, applying pressure right where you need
it most.
THE SPINAL CANAL
To protect your spine from injury and unnecessary pressure, we created the patent-pending spinal canal. This allows
you to dig in deep to sore muscles while keeping your spine safe.
MOBILITY AND CORE STRENGTH
Regular use of the Chirp Wheel will reduce your back pain by improving the flexibility and mobility of your spine and
strengthening core muscles.
SO MANY REASONS TO LOVE THE CHIRP WHEEL.
Reduced Back Pain
The Chirp Wheel works wonders for back pain. The wheel is 5 inches wide so it fits perfectly between your shoulder
blades to massage deep into the muscles surrounding your spine. Rolling on the wheel massages out trigger points
(muscle knots) reducing strain on your back.
Rolling out also gently loosens and expands the joints of your spine, improving the flexibility and mobility of your
back.
Improved Mobility
Chirp improves mobility and flexibility - otherwise known as range of motion(ROM). Improving ROM is an essential
component of preventing injury. All it takes is consistency and just a few minutes each day on your Chirp Wheel(s).
Improved Core Strength
Rolling on the Chirp wheel can improve core strength as you roll and engage your core muscles.
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Daniel Giordano states that “The foam roller creates an unstable surface, which means
more core muscles need to work to keep you stable”.
Improved Posture
As you roll your back out on our wheels the muscles along the spine will relax, shoulders will roll back into proper
position, and your entire chest will be opened. You can also use 6” or 4” wheels behind your neck or lower back
while you sit in your chair for extra support.
Better Sleep
The main cause for nightly back pain is poor posture caused by compressed spinal joints and tight muscles.
Rolling out on the Chirp Wheel before bed expands and loosens those joints and massages the sore & tight muscles
around your spine, helping your back relax and improving your posture.
Faster Recovery
Rolling your muscles out increases blood flow, which speeds up recovery. As fresh blood is delivered to muscles, it
helps to flush out the muscle waste back to the kidneys. This fresh blood is useful in speeding up the recovery
process, decreasing muscle soreness and improving tissue health.
FAQ
How does it Work?
Put simply, the Chirp Wheel puts pressure on the muscles surrounding the spine, stretching and strengthening those
muscles while elongating the spine.
Is it different than a foam roller?
Yes. The Chirp wheel is different in two main ways:
- The 5” width applies pressure only where it’s needed.
- Different wheel sizes to apply different levels of pressure.
Is it FSA/HSA Eligible?
Yes! Though every FSA/HSA agency has different requirements, so check with them first.
