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PT On-the-Go

I know that it can be challenging to maintain your exercise routine while traveling or on-the-go. That's why the PT on-to-go category is so important. This category includes a variety of portable and lightweight exercise tools that you can easily pack in your suitcase or take with you on the road. From stretching straps to lacrosse balls to golf balls, these products can help you stay active and maintain your progress even when you're away from home.

What to look for

  • Portability

    Many products are designed to be lightweight and compact, making them easy to pack and transport.

  • Versatility

    Select equipment that can be used in a variety of settings, and for multiple exercises and different level of difficulties.

Trideer Stretching Strap

Trideer Stretching Strap

Achieve deeper stretches and flexibility

A stretching strap is a versatile tool that can assist patients in achieving deeper stretches and improving flexibility, making it an ideal addition to any physical therapy program that aims to reduce pain and improve range of motion.
Sling Shot Hip Circle

Sling Shot Hip Circle

Build lower body strength with resistance

Adding resistance to your lower body exercises with this band can help activate your glutes and hips which are important for optimal lower body function and prevent injuries. Make sure you get the right size - it's determined by bodyweight.
Sweet Sweat Hip Bands (Set of 3)

Sweet Sweat Hip Bands (Set of 3)

Strengthen hips and legs with resistance

A set of 3 hip bands so you can keep one at home, one in the gym bag, and one in your suitcase.
5BILLION Peanut Massage Ball

5BILLION Peanut Massage Ball

Target hard-to-reach areas for recovery

Peanut-shaped massage balls can be used to provide deep tissue massages that target hard-to-reach areas such as the back, neck, and hips, making them effective tools for those who want to achieve better muscle recovery and pain relief.
Champion Sports Lacrosse Balls

Champion Sports Lacrosse Balls

Handy massage ball for on-the-go

Lacrosse balls can be used for myofascial release, trigger point therapy, and other techniques that help alleviate pain, reduce muscle tension, and improve joint mobility.
Penn Championship Tennis Balls

Penn Championship Tennis Balls

Softer massage balls for targeted areas

Tennis balls are are typically larger than lacrosse balls and have a softer feel. They provide a more comfortable and less intense pressure point massage, especially if you are working on sensitive or inflamed areas. The softer texture can also be useful for patients who are new to self-massage and want to start with a gentler approach.
Nitro Golf Balls

Nitro Golf Balls

Harder surface massage balls for the feet

Golf balls can be helpful for massaging the feet. I sometimes recommend freezing them beforehand for some added cold therapy. However, there is a potential risk of injury particularly if the golf ball is applied with too much force or in a way that causes pain. Patients should be cautious and start with lighter pressure. You just need a couple but this is the smallest pack I could find. If you have a spare golf ball at home, that's even better!