A thermal massage device for therapeutic pressure or heat transfer to a portion of a user's body. The device includes a cane-shaped body with a heat conductive contact surface at the distal end of the hooked portion of the cane shape. Handles are coupled to a straight portion of the cane-shaped body. The device selectively provides therapeutic relief through pressure and temperature control, or a combination thereof. The pressure is dependent upon the user's manipulation of the hooked end. The temperature is selectively controlled via a thermal control system, such as a Peltier Effect device. The device may include airflow passages, vents, and fans for providing airflow through the body to facilitate temperature regulation of the device.

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 device for treating edema and other skin and tissue ailments is provided. The device includes a section of flexible material, a first handle carried at a first end of the section of material, and a second handle carried at a second end of the section of material. The flexible material extends through opening of each of an array of roller wheels. Each wheel defines a patient engaging outer surface formed from foam or cushion material.

A training equipment with a coating of organic-food powders includes a main body and a mixture layer of organic-food powders. The main body has an outer surface. The mixture layer of organic-food powders is provided to coat the outer surface of the main body.

A therapeutic device including: a substantially U-shaped frame member having an inconstant cross section and a longitudinal axis substantially bisecting the U; a plurality of protuberances in spaced relation along the inner face of the frame member and arranged in opposed pairs such that the protuberances of each pair each extends towards the other; a handle on each end of the frame member, each handle having an engagement face extending substantially laterally to the longitudinal axis; and locking means for locking the handles at a desired spacing from one another.

A method for physical therapy. The method includes having a plurality of visual indicators on a body of an individual, each visual indicator of the plurality of indicators corresponding to a unique location on the body. The method further includes establishing visual contact with, using a viewing apparatus, at least two of the plurality of visual indicators. The method further includes moving the body to vary a spatial relationship between the at least two of the plurality of visual indicators while in visual contact with the at least two of the plurality of visual indicators, to thereby produce a therapeutic effect for the individual.

A therapeutic, fitness, and sports enhancement device which includes a cylindrically shaped body having a predetermined density and predetermined diameter, the body including a plurality of projections of a predetermined shape. One or more of the predetermined density and the predetermined diameter in combination with the predetermined shape of the projections optimize mobilization of soft tissue structures of the human body.

A physical therapy device for pets contains: a current output unit, a comb body, and a conductive platform. The current output unit is electrically connected to a power to supply an output current and control a current value of the output current. The comb body includes a first terminal and a second terminal, a side of the first terminal has a first brushes which are made of a plurality of conductive materials. The first terminal is separately electrically connected to the current output unit, and the second terminal is held by a user. The conductive platform is electrically connected to the current output unit so that the current output unit outputs the current to the pets via the first brushes.

A massage apparatus has a spherical-shaped body and a plurality of knuckle-shaped nodes protruding from a surface of the body for myofascial release of tissue adhesions, scar tissue, and trigger points. The protruding nodes are arranged in parallel rows and located on one hemispherical face of the sphere. The nodes vary in height along a row. The rows are preferably spaced sufficient to enable effective rolling of the sphere along a spinous process of the user and without coming into contact with the vertebrae of the user.

Embodiments of the innovation relate to a massage device comprising a shaft having a first end and a second end, at least one roller rotatably disposed on the shaft between the first end and the second end, a first handle coupled to the first end of the shaft, the first handle having a substantially spherical portion and a spacer portion disposed between the spherical portion and the first end of the shaft, and a second handle coupled to the second end of the shaft, the second end having a substantially spherical portion and a spacer portion disposed between the spherical portion and the second end of the shaft.