🌀 Elevate Your Self-Care Game!
The Tune Up Fitness Yoga Tune Up Therapy Balls are designed to provide maximum benefits for soft tissues and joints. Made in the USA, these durable and portable therapy balls come in a compact size, making them perfect for on-the-go wellness enthusiasts. With a model number of BD14913, they are a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their yoga practice or self-care routine.
| Manufacturer | Tune Up Fitness |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | BD14913 |
| Product Dimensions | 12.7 x 6.35 x 6.35 cm; 191 g |
| ASIN | B01DJN1V48 |
K**R
relief for achy upper back
Quick delivery, good quality product that lived up to expectations. I ordered a pair each of the smallest and the second size up.When on looks at the dimensions quoted, it doesn't seem like .5 inch difference in diameter would make a big difference to the size of the balls. However when the balls arrived, it was quite obvious that they were different sizes. I bought them as a gift for my husband who spends long hours in front of a computer screen and gets back and shoulder pain. Even without looking at instructional videos or the like, the balls have been effective in relieving pain..both by being used to apply pressure to a point, and being used more in a massaging sort of way. The smaller balls are great for getting the area between and under the shoulder blades. Happy with the purchase
S**R
Different sized balls are beneficial As well as using one or two balls at a time
Pleased with performance of balls. Use them for pressure release in tight areas of the body
A**C
Work Great
I bought these to roll and stretch my feet after runs and they work great for that
M**Z
Love those balls but I think is too expensive for just two.
Love those balls but I think is too expensive for just two soft balls made with foam. It’s much better than using tennis balls (I used kids tennis balls which are not that hard as the regular one)
C**Y
These are great!
These Yoga Tune Up balls are great on tight or sore muscles, IT bands, quads and tight muscles in your back.
