Posted by Dr Fiona McIntyre (Osteopath), 16 Jan 2021
$40.00
Our Cork Roller is great for larger muscle groups like quads, glutes, hamstrings, calves and thoracic spine. The dense cork provides a natural hard surface that is designed to give a deep-tissue style massage that also rolls with you.
Release tension
Help you gain soar muscle relief
Increase circulation
Ideal for stretching, massage and core strength.
Size: Diameter 14cm, Length 29cm
Below is the link to our Instagram Reels where Dr. Chelsey shows a few ways you can our AVO Roller.
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