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Trigger Point Performance featured on Mygolfspy.com
Read the review of Trigger Point Performance’s Hip and Lower Back Kit!
Cassidy interviewed on ESPN Radio … listen to the interview below
Cassidy interviewed on FOX Radio … listen to the interview below
Trigger Point Performance Therapy “Must-Have” Item for 2011
Featured on golftoday.uk.com
February 10, 2011
Amidst thousands of companies across the one million square foot exhibit hall at last week’s PGA Merchandise Show, 11 stood out to Golf Digest as having the coolest, “must-have” items of 2011. One of them – Trigger Point Performance Therapy - made its debut into the golf world at the event.
Since its inception, the Austin-based company has helped countless endurance and team sport athletes live healthier, active lifestyles through a line of therapeutic products. Now, golfers are given reason to embrace the technology as well.
“It’s not feasible to get a deep tissue massage after every round of golf,” Golf Digest’s Ashley Mayo reported. “But this set of massage balls and dumbbell-shaped devices makes it possible to thoroughly rub down even those hard-to-get-to muscles in your shoulders, back, legs and feet. And Trigger Point’s foam roller has a grid designed to make you feel as though hands and fingers are giving you a massage.”
Cassidy Phillips, CEO and founder of Trigger Point, originally invented the products to manage his own aches and pains. He is an endurance athlete who suffers from fibromyalgia and when he was diagnosed, doctors told him he would never train again. He spent two years researching muscular therapy and began developing the Trigger Point line; since then, he has completed multiple triathlons and ultra-marathons.
Some of the best-known Trigger Point advocates include Athlete’s Performance Institute, IMG, professional triathletes and numerous NFL and college football teams. Cassidy is also working with Boston College linebacker Mark Herzlich who is making a comeback after surviving cancer.
The company’s contributions to the sports medical realm have attracted national attention, everywhere from product features in GQ, Men’s Fitness and ESPN.com to a live demonstration on the CBS Emmy-award-winning show, The Doctors .
Trigger Point Performance Therapy Shines in Hollywood
HollywoodLife.com spoke to a source in Baton Rouge, La., who tells us that Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, and Kellan Lutz’s stunt doubles are resorting to extreme measures to keep themselves in fighting shape for their extensive fight and action scenes. The stunt guys are frequent patrons of Fleet Feet Sports, a nationwide franchise that is dedicated to “fitness enthusiasts of all abilities.” While there, these guys [pictured above] are picking up Trigger Point Therapy tools, which helps their muscles unwind after a long day of fighting vampires and werewolves, and they say it’s the best gig in town!
“The stunt doubles come in all the time. Rob’s stunt double has been to Fleet Feet four times,” our source says. “They come in for trigger point therapy which basically works their muscles out. They buy the equipment and do it themselves. They buy the foam rollers, the trigger point balls, and they’re recommending it to all of their friends and other cast members.”
See the article where Trigger Point Performance Therapy was featured!
Self – February 2011
Experience Life – January/February 2011
Trigger Point Performance Therapy Quadballer
This tool is the ultimate in DIY massage therapy.
This genius recovery tool from Trigger Point Performance Therapy is designed to work like myofascial release therapy, unlocking tension in deep connective tissue. Excellent for relieving knots and spasms in your quads and hamstrings, IT band, and lower back. The next best thing to a pair of professional thumbs. $60 at www.tptherapy.com.
See Trigger Point Performance Therapy in Experience Life.
GolfDigest.Com – January 2011
It’s not feasible to get a deep tissue massage after every round of golf. But this set of massage balls and dumbbell-shaped devices makes it possible to thoroughly rub down even those hard-to-get-to muscles in your shoulders, back, legs and feet. And Trigger Point’s foam roller (not pictured) has a grid designed to make you feel as though hands and fingers are giving you a massage. $160, tptherapy.com.
http://www.golfdigest.com/golf-equipment/2011-01/photos-pga-merchandise#ixzz1CdQ08qdg
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Watch the segment at http://www.thedoctorstv.com/main/home_page?init_type=Feature&init_id=3368
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