FascialEdge® Massage Tool

Introducing the FascialEdge Massage Tool

Fascial-Edge Massage Tool
 

 

 

The FascialEdge® is a new treatment tool for hands-on practitioners. It was developed
and refined over years to give 3 distinct benefits to practice

  • Make the most of your time and skills
  • Release stress to valuable hands and fingers
  • Enhances the effects of your skills and techniques

Fascial-Edge Massage Tool

How it works


The FascialEdge® simply acts as an extension to your own hands. The tool is guided over the target tissues using a light relaxed hold. The working edges make the therapeutic contact, rather than your own fingers and thumbs.


Using the FascialEdge®, it`s easy to work deeper with less effort, and work longer with less strain. Importantly, your own hands are still in contact with the client at all times. See [feedback]


The tool is 20cm (8") long, allowing a relaxed but firm hold with either one or two hands. In use the FascialEdge® is extremely versatile:

 

  • The long curves and profiles of the tool allow a perfect "fit" to the major tissue planes and anatomical features.

  • In practice the long edge corresponds to the ulnar ridge of the forearm, often used for sweeping massage strokes over broad areas of the body

  • The narrower end corresponds in shape to the human thumb

  • The wider end corresponds in shape to the elbow

 

In profile, the FascialEdge® is flat on one side and rounded on the other. This allows the practitioner to vary the skin contact from a gentle rounded contact to an acute radius … effectively making an “edge”.

 

The FascialEdge® is CNC machined and beautifully finished in
marine grade aluminium. It is made to last a lifetime

£84.95 inclusive of delivery (UK)

 

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Fascial Edge Tool
Click here to watch our video on using the FascialEdge Tool as it is featured on YouTube.

 


Using a “pull”action over
the paraspinals


Using the long edge
over the T / L fascia


Using the tip over
the trapezius