Date: 20.12.2011
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I was with a client today and he was interested in buying a foam roller, so I took it upon myself to write, not just foam roller reviews but some advice too.
We've been performing some rehabilitation and strengthening exercises for his knee and a foam roiler has been an inregral part of the rehab. I recommend that before you consider buying a foam roller that you find out how to use it properly first.
Foam roller reviews and videos on you tube are useful, but I certainly recommend using a personal trainer to show you exactly how to use it, before buying a foam roller.
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The 66Fit elite Foam Roller is what I use most of the time. It is an excellent combination of firmness and maliability, that provides enough pressure for most people to manage with this foam roller.
The Fit66 elite foam roller is big enough in both circumference and length to get into most muscles including hamstrings.
I have used this foam roller on a range of clients for everything from lateral and mefial knee pain, rec fem and hamstring, ITB and even lats, pecs and spinal mobility.
Having read other foam roller reviews I can certainly recommend the 66fit elite if you are considering buying a foam roller.
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Sonia - Physiotherapist in Bristol - has very kindly put together this demo of how to use a foam roller, and I hope that if you are considering buying a foam roller then the advice below will be useful and relevant.
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For more advice about which is the best foam roller for you, or before you go buying a foam roller, or you just want me to show you how to use a foam roller then please get in touch. If this video and the foam roller reviews have heped you enough then have fun with getting knot-free muscles and a tip-top body!
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