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To Begin: Start at your upper back, and lie down with your spine centered over groove in the wood Roller, so that the roller presses into the flesh either side of the spine and NOT into your spine. The idea is to try to do less not more. Like back carefully, and feel the raised areas of the roller pressing into the flesh on either side of the spine. Does it hurt? Go easy, Lie still and breathe. Let your body melt into the roller. The idea is not to roll your body up and down over the roller, instead, work the roller slowly inch by inch down your spine toward your butt, working one spot at a time. Rest and breathe at each spot until the tension melts away. Allow about 30-45 minutes to work the entire length of your spine. As your tension fades, you will notice your body melting down around the roller. You’ll soon feel very relaxed. The tenderness that you experience is a result of those tight muscles in your back responding to the pressure of the Roller, much in the same way you might feel some tenderness when a massage therapist digs deeply into those stubborn knots. As long as the tenderness is not a result of injury, your muscles will let go, and you will soon feel better.TIPS: Are you a wreck, extremely tense and your back hurts like crazy when using the Massage Roller? Lying on a soft surface? That will help. If you still feel too much pain lying on the roller, gently ease yourself up off the roller a few inches with your hands under your back or with a pillow until you can continue. Now relax and breathe. As the tension slowly dissolves your body will begin to melt around the roller along with the pain and the tension. Feel Better!Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.






