A massage device has a transmission unit, a massaging member and a base. The transmission unit has a motor, at least one first link rod and at least one second link rod. At least one driving shaft is disposed on a side of the motor, and the first and second link rods both respectively have a first end and a second end. The transmission unit drives the first and second link rods through the motor, with the first and second link rods and the cooperation of the massaging member and the base, the first link rod acts as a swinging arm to make the second link rod to have rocking movements. So that the motor is able to continue to rotate forward to generate the reciprocating swing movements of the member and there is no need to install limit switches to control the forward and reverse rotation of the motor.

A self-operated apparatus particularly adapted for massaging a user's wrist and forearm affected by repetitive strain injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome comprises two clamping arms hingedly joined at one end and provided with cooperating handles at the other ends. Rollers and balls are mounted on opposite median sections of the arms. The hinged ends of the arms are universally attached to a support that can be strapped over the user's thigh, whereby an arm can be adjustably clamped between the sets of rollers and balls by bringing the two handles together and the arm and wrist massaged by translating and rotating movements of the arm along an axis perpendicular to the mounting axes of the rollers and balls. Either of the arms may include a latching mechanism operable between an open position and a closed position. When in the open position, the massaging member is removable from the arm and may be replaced by a different massaging apparatus.

One aspect of the present invention is different embodiments of legs and feet massage apparatuses for providing massage effects to the legs and/or feet of a user. Another aspect is different embodiments of hands and arms massage apparatuses for providing massage effects to the arms and/or hands of the user. Additional aspect is an armrest sliding adjustment apparatus. A further aspect is a bicep and tricep panel sliding adjustment apparatus. Additional aspect is a chair that includes at least one of the following devices, apparatuses and systems described in this application: any of the legs and feet massage apparatuses; any of the hands and arms massage apparatuses; an armrest sliding adjustment apparatus; a bicep and tricep panel sliding adjustment apparatus; a neck and shoulder massage system; an integrated smart medical device; at least one health monitoring device or system; a virtual reality device; and a touchscreen-based control system.

A massage tool having a massage head with at least one massage wheel mounted on a shaft, the at least one wheel being rotatable; and a handle coupled to the massage head, the handle defining a longitudinal axis that is general perpendicular to a longitudinal axis defined by the shaft.

A roller massage system provides a pair of roller massage assemblies in opposed adjustable spaced relation to allow engagement of each one of the pair of roller massage assemblies on a corresponding massageable portion of the body.

According to some embodiments, a device configured for self-administered therapy comprises at least two base members, each base member configured to be secured to a surface for mounting the device of said surface, a shaft configured to secure to the at least two base members and extend between the at least two base members, and at least one therapy member configured to be secured relative to the shaft, wherein the at least one therapy member is configured to rotate relative to the shaft during use, wherein the at least one therapy member is configured to be contacted by a user and configured to rotate during use.

An adjustably tensioned roller massage system provides a pair of roller massage assemblies in opposed adjustable tensioned or spaced relation to allow engagement of each one of a pair of roller massage assemblies on a corresponding massageable portion of a body.

A massaging roller assembly for relieving aches and pains includes a tube and a plurality of rings. Each ring has an inner diameter that is complementary to an outside diameter of the tube so that the ring is positioned to insert the tube to frictionally couple the ring to the tube. Each ring has a respective outer diameter so that the plurality of rings comprises rings that have a variety of outer diameters. The rings are selectively couplable to the tube to provide a variety of longitudinal cross-sectional profiles. A user is positioned to roll the tube and the rings on a body to massage the body.

The present invention provides an improved massage device which allows a user to apply increased pressure to his or her body via the massage device without assistance from a wall, floor, a second person, or the like, and methods of using the same. The massage device may comprise a massaging roller, an axle, a tension strap, and an axial handle. The tension strap may have first and second ends with connectors attached to the axle on opposite sides of the massaging roller, and the tension strap may be operable to wrap around to an opposite side of the user's body, allowing the user to apply tension to the strap by pushing or pulling thereon, thus increasing the pressure of the massaging roller against the user's body.

A massage device, comprising at least two massage elements and at least one bearing element, which is arranged between the massage elements, wherein the bearing element is designed in such a way that the massage elements can rotate independently with at least two rotational degrees of freedom per massage element, wherein the massage elements are surrounded by a tensioning element, which substantially defines the spatial position of the massage elements, wherein the bearing element comprises bearing balls, which are arranged circularly, and wherein the bearing balls are arranged in a bearing cage.