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Ths Stick
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May 2012
4:29pm, 22 May 2012
3346 posts
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Badger
IMS the instructions say you should not use a Stick where there's only a thin layer of muscle over bone, so JohnnyO is absolutely right. Elsewhere, though, it is excellent. I had a knot in my right hamstring which kept recurring for about a year. Couple of sessions with the stick got rid of it completely, in a "wait a minute - didn't I have a pain in my hamstring yesterday? where has that gone? oh yeah - must be the stick" kind of way. I tend to give myself a prophylactic sticking every week or so on calves, hamstrings and quads. I bought a Marathon Stick from runners need runnersneed.com |
May 2012
4:40pm, 22 May 2012
2909 posts
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Wine Legs
We have a red one (short) and a blue one (longer). Both awesome. The red one goes travelling with us frequently. Also, Runners Need are having 30% off tomorrow... http://www.fetcheveryone.com/viewtopic.php?id=50488 |
May 2012
4:53pm, 22 May 2012
444 posts
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Kenny_Boy
" I tend to give myself a prophylactic sticking every week or so..." That, sir, is a bloody marvellous turn of phrase! |
May 2012
7:58pm, 22 May 2012
1863 posts
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Anna Bomb
Off to runners need tomorrow for one, just need to decide which |
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May 2012
2:15pm, 23 May 2012
1864 posts
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Anna Bomb
Proud owner of the sprinters stick, now hoping it may perform some miracles on my legs and get me back running again |
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Hi just a quicky, does anyone own or use the massage tool called the stick www.thestick.com . Ive re...
