Sport Model Descriptions

The Stick® is offered in various sizes because muscles come in different sizes.  Basically the models are listed by length in large, medium and small sizes.  Each of the three length categories features a stiff, standard or flexible model.  The more flexible the model the softer and more gentle it feels on your muscles.  The stiff models are used on more dense body mass and when deep, firm release is desired or recommended. For more information, visit our Catalog page here.

Example: An Olympic weightlifter would choose the Big Stick while a world-class distance runner would prefer the Marathon model.  In the middle of these two extremes is our #1 best-seller, the Original Body Stick.

MODEL DESCRIPTIONS – SPORT
PAGE 1: Systems & Long Models
This system is the choice of professional, elite, and world-class athletes.  The video discusses physiology of muscle and features professional athletes with their story.

The audio explains the physiology behind the products.

The set includes: Power Stick, Sprinter Stick, TriggerWheel, FootWheel, Sport Video, and Fitness Audio.
The body tools in the Fitness System were selected to accommodate the average size male/female.

The System provides to total management of every major muscle group.  The video instructs in the numerous techniques, and the audio discusses the physiology behind the products.

The set includes: Original Body Stick, Marathon Stick, TriggerWheel, Instructional Video, and Fitness Audio.
A favorite of weight lifters, body builders, football players, and others who aspire to muscle madness.

Endorsed by Senior International Weightlifting Coach, USA Weightlifting, Mike Burgener . . . This is the biggest, meanest Stick we make.

The Power Stick offers standard flexibility in the large models.

It is the model selected for use in the Stick to Wellness Program and is featured in the Pro System for advanced muscle management.

The Flex Stick is the most flexible of the large models . . . It is well suited for those with lean body mass or limited range of motion in the upper limbs.

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