National Physical Therapy Month
October is the best time to buy. Here's why.
$30 off purchases over $150
Through October 9. That applies to the Hip Hook and the Full Body Release System, which ends up $102 below list with this code: PT30
A physical therapist to ask
Christine, the PT who designed the Hip Hook, is holding live office hours. Where to place it, how long to hold, what's normal to feel. Buy this month and you're in.
Nothing gained by waiting
If our price drops before December 31, email us and we'll refund the difference. And you have 60 days to try it.
The Set Targets the 6 Muscles Are Tight in Nearly Everyone
Iliacus (HIP HOOK)
96% of people have a tight iliacus. It’s the hidden driver of hip pain, SI joint issues, and low back tension.
PSOAS (HIP HOOK + ORBIT)
The deepest hip flexor. When it’s tight, your pelvis twists and your body compensates from the ground up.
PIRIFORMIS (ORBIT)
No one’s asking why the piriformis is tight in the first place. Hint: it starts in the hip flexors.
Upper Trapezius (Range)
The muscle that carries your stress. When it’s locked up, headaches and neck tension follow.
Pectoralis Minor (Range)
The muscle that rounds your shoulders forward. Release it and watch your posture change.
Suboccipitals (Range)
The tiny muscles at the base of your skull that control 80% of neck rotation. Tension here drives headaches.
Your hip flexors, deep hip rotators, and upper body tension muscles are prone to developing tightness for many reasons: excessive sitting, poor posture, stress, past injuries, and overuse. When these muscles are tight, they pull joints out of alignment, restrict mobility, and create pain patterns that radiate throughout the body.
The Set provides clinically designed devices that provide sustained pressure for 90 seconds per spot, interrupting the pain-spasm cycle, restoring blood flow, calming the nervous system, and allowing the muscle to release.
Release the foundation first (Hip Hook + Orbit), then the upper body (Range), then strengthen to maintain (Band).
PROVEN RESULTS
Results from a randomized controlled trial of participants with chronic low back pain (n=25). Individual results may vary