Disclosed are example embodiments of for a torque force training system. The torque force training system including a first weighted end collar, a second weighted end collar, a first massage tool, a second massage tool, and a center connecting core configured to connect the first massage tool and the second massage tool, the first massage tool configured to couple to the first weighted end collar and the second massage tool configured to couple to the second weighted end collar. The center connecting core may be coupled to the first massage tool and the second massage tool, the first massage tool opposite the second massage tool. The first massage tool may be coupled to the first weighted end collar and the second massage tool may be coupled to the second weighted end collar.

A therapeutic tool including a body member formed in a frusto-conical shape, the body member having a platform base at a first end and a rounded opposing second end; and a flexion portion disposed on the body member, wherein the flexion portion is configured to allow a pressure application member to deflect, flex, and/or move with respect to the platform base.

A massage bead includes a massage body and at least two sets of extension twisting spring assemblies (ETSAs) arranged below the massage body, each set of ETSAs including a twisting spring and an extension spring. An upper extension twisting arm of the extension spring is connected with the massage body. A lower extension twisting arm of the extension spring is connected with one upper of the twisting spring. The upper extension twisting arm and the extension spring that are arranged in a counterclockwise direction simultaneously relative to the massage body. When the massage body is under pressure, the ETSA is compressed and twisted to generate a rotational pushing force together for pushing the massage body to rotate in the clockwise direction or in the counterclockwise direction, and the pressure disappears so that the massage body and the ETSAs resets automatically when the energy is released.

A controlled stimulation device used either alone or in conjunction with a treatment device to reduce amount of pain a patient may experience during a treatment with the treatment device.

A method includes receiving an input indicative of at least one factor that contributes to the development of pressure ulcers; determining a risk score as a function of the input; comparing the risk score to a previous risk score; and at least one of activating a therapy configured to reduce the magnitude of the factor and notifying a caregiver if the risk score is greater than the previous risk score.

A massage device includes spiked massage balls that rotate independently of each other around a shaft that is supported by a mount. The balls rotate on either side of a central bracket. A longitudinally extending body part is massaged by movement thereof through a valley between the massage balls. This valley is accessible by the longitudinally extending body part over an angle that exceeds 180°.

In a small massaging tool, numbness in fingers, strangeness, fatigue, and other discomfort, which are caused due to vibration of a grip part that is caused by vibration of a vibration motor, are eliminated to maintain comfortable use and vibration noise is reduced. The massaging tool includes a head unit 30 including vibrating parts 50 and 52 and a vibration motor 40 that vibrates the vibrating parts, a battery that is a power source of the vibration motor, and a body 10 having the vibration motor and the battery accommodated therein and having the grip part, wherein the head unit is supported in a floating state with respect to the body by a cushioning member made of gel-like resin and fixed to the body.

A self-massaging tool is provided. The self-massaging tool comprises a first base layer. Further, the self-massaging tool comprises a second layer formed upon the first base layer, wherein the second layer comprises a plurality of rounded protruding structures configured to assert pressure during self-massage of the user, wherein the self-massaging tool has a curved shape providing an outward bulge around its center when the self-massaging tool is aligned with the spine of the user, and wherein the curved shape of the self-massaging tool facilitates a neutral alignment with the spine of the user.

A massage device for an arm of a vehicle occupant includes a hand resting region having at least one moveable hand massaging element. The massage device also includes at least one forearm resting region with at least one moveable forearm massaging element and two lateral forearm support regions each with at least one moveable forearm massaging element.

Device and method for relieving muscle tension. The device includes a tip portion with a first three dimensional geometry, an extension portion with a second three dimensional geometry, and a base portion with a third three dimensional geometry. The device is configured such that a user can attain trigger point release on a muscle or muscle group by positioning the device on a fixed surface, positioning the tip portion of the device to be in contact with the muscle or muscle group, and then selectively applying pressure to the muscle or muscle group using the weight of the user and contact forces.