I’ve tried foam rollers ... these balls for areas with large muscle mass, where you want a wide area of traction, and they are my go-to for IT band, quad, and psoas massage.

Admittedly, I'm a little late on reaping the benefits of keeping a great massage ball close at ... thrilled when the Hyperice Hypersphere Mini Vibrating Ball came across my desk recently.

The device I'm referring to Hyperice's Hypersphere Mini high-intensity vibrating massage ball. You'll want to ... Carting around a foam roller is a pain in the ass—those things can get massive ...

To welcome the New Year, Amazon has radically dropped prices on Triggerpoint foam rollers and massage ... About the size of a tennis ball, this brilliant little massage ball makes it easy to ...

It’s usually $99, but you can get it for $48.44 with the code SAVE15NOV. Small enough to take with you for on-the-go relief, this four-speed vibrating massage ball is more powerful than it looks.

When it comes to workout recovery tools, it feels like foam rollers ... muscle massage, plus soft ribbed rubber grips to prevent hand fatigue. Straight from your favorite resistance band maker ...

Back in the day, a good massage ... Foam rollers aren't just for recovery-they can add a fresh twist to your workout. Back in gym class, we might've balanced on beams or used medicine balls ...

Foam rollers and massage balls are great tools for runners to release tension and prevent injury. You can use them before the gym, at home in front of the television or before or after a race.

smaller foam rollers or massage balls will fit in your suitcase or carry-on bag. Or you can be resourceful and use your stainless steel water bottle as a stand-in for a proper roller.