Foam Roller (Orange)

A daily foam rolling routine for your back, legs and shoulders.
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The orange LyfeFocus Foam Roller is a simple way to roll out tight muscles at home. Use it on your back, neck, shoulders and legs, and choose how much pressure you want.

 

Woman using the LyfeFocus Foam Roller against her lower back

Relieve aches, joint pain and stress-related muscle tension

Roll for a few minutes each day to help your muscles relax. Start with the wider, gentler mould and move to the firmer ones when you feel ready. The foam roller instructions show you what to do for each area.

One roller, 3 levels of pressure

The Foam Roller has 3 unique moulds to replicate the contact points of a professional massage.

The wider mould is gentle, like the palm of your hand. The longer tube gives medium pressure, like your fingers. The smaller, firmer bumps give the most pressure, like your thumbs, and work well on tight spots.

Infographic showing the LyfeFocus Foam Roller's Medium, Light, and Intense massage zones
Woman using the LyfeFocus Foam Roller on her back and shoulders

Accompanying product for Massage or Chiropractic therapies

The roller works on your back, neck, shoulders and legs. For back tension, try our foam rolling routine for back pain. For tired legs, read our foam roller for legs guide. A travel bag is included, so you can take it to the gym or to yoga.

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How To Use The Foam Roller

Target individual muscle groups at one time.

Very slowly roll up and down the muscle, taking roughly 3-4 seconds to complete the movement.

Locate knots in the muscle - take your time and look out for ‘trigger point’ knots in the muscle.

Once you locate a trigger point, pause on it for 20 seconds whilst breathing deeply, allowing the muscle to relax over the roller.

Target particularly sore or tense areas by leaning into them, using your body weight and creating added pressure. This can usually be achieved by lifting up the legs or hips off the ground.

Tips

  • Take slow, deep breaths, in and out as you use the Foam Roller. Some discomfort is natural when targeting tender spots and knots in your muscles.
  • Apply what is the right amount of pressure for you.
  • Drink plenty of water before and after use.
Woman using foam roller while doing an exercise

Hamstrings

Hamstrings

Woman doing a side plank exercise with the LyfeFocus Foam Roller supporting her leg at home
Woman rolling her leg over the LyfeFocus Foam Roller while seated on a yoga mat

Gluteus maximus   

Quadriceps

Woman in a plank position using the LyfeFocus Foam Roller under her torso
Woman performing a bridge pose with the LyfeFocus Foam Roller positioned under her lower back

Mid Back

Mid Back

Woman leaning back onto the LyfeFocus Foam Roller while seated in a home office
Woman reclining with the LyfeFocus Foam Roller supporting her lower back

Upper Back

Upper Back

Woman performing a bridge pose with the LyfeFocus Foam Roller under her upper back
Woman using the LyfeFocus Foam Roller to support her neck while reclining on the floor

Neck & Shoulders