Back Cushion TEETER MyoTrak MT1001 Adjustable support cushion for lumbar and upper back

TEETER MyoTrak MT1001 is an adjustable back cushion designed to provide targeted support and acupressure relief for the neck, upper back and lumbar region. The ergonomic shape combines a cervical arch and 17 massage points that apply firm, fingertip-like pressure to release trigger points, relax tight fascia and help restore a natural spinal curve. The cushion can be used as a standalone support on any firm flat surface or attached to a Teeter FitSpine or ComforTrak inversion table with integrated tether-rail slots for enhanced decompression using gravity.

Advantages

The MyoTrak cushion delivers focused myofascial pressure through 17 strategically placed points and an integrated neck arch, offering both surface support and deep trigger-point relief. Constructed from high-density, self-healing EVA foam, the cushion retains shape under repeated use while providing a firm but forgiving surface. Its compact, lightweight design and compatibility with Teeter inversion tables make it suitable for home, office or travel use.

Suitable for

• Relief of neck and upper back trigger points
• Posture support during sitting or after inversion therapy
• Targeted myofascial release and decompression when used with a Teeter inversion table
• Portable support for office chairs, car seats, couches or floors

Key specifications

• Category: Massagers
• Model: MT1001
• Dimensions (manufacturer listed): 41.9 x 21.6 x 8.9 cm
• Alternate dimensions (marketing copy): 23.1 x 45.4 x 10.1 cm (approx. external size)
• Weight: 907 g
• Color: Blue
• Material: High-density self-healing EVA foam

How to use

Place the MyoTrak cushion on a firm, flat surface such as a floor, couch or chair back. To use with a Teeter FitSpine or ComforTrak inversion table, attach the cushion using the table’s integrated tether-rail slots on the backrest, then follow the inversion table manufacturer’s instructions for safe mounting and inversion. Position the cervical arch under the neck and align the massage points along the spine from the base of the skull to the mid-back. Apply body weight gradually to control pressure; remain still for short intervals while breathing evenly to allow the massage points to release muscle tension.

Usage recommendations

Start with short sessions (1–3 minutes) to assess comfort, then increase duration as tolerated. Do not use the cushion on broken skin or over open wounds. Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have recent surgery, spinal instability, severe osteoporosis, or other significant medical conditions. When attaching to an inversion table, ensure the table has integrated rails for tether straps and follow the table’s safety guidelines.