Rehabilitation ball Tullo Fizjo 6.6 cm – small red therapy massage ball

Tullo Fizjo rehabilitation ball with a 6.6 cm diameter in red is a compact therapy and massage ball designed for targeted physiotherapy and hand rehabilitation. Its small size makes it suitable for focused trigger point release, tactile stimulation and exercises that improve grip strength and fine motor coordination. The ball can be used in clinical settings or at home as part of rehabilitation programs for hand, wrist and forearm conditioning.

Advantages

The Tullo Fizjo 6.6 cm ball provides firm, localized pressure for effective myofascial and trigger point release without the bulk of larger massage tools. Its compact form supports precision work on small muscle groups in the hands and around the wrist, enabling controlled application during self-treatment or guided therapy. The durable surface allows repeated use in exercise routines and easy cleaning between sessions.

Suitable for

• Hand and finger rehabilitation after injury or surgery
• Trigger point therapy for forearm and wrist muscles
• Tactile stimulation and sensory re-education
• Improving grip strength and coordination
• Use in physiotherapy clinics or home exercise programs

Key specifications

• Diameter: 6.6 cm
• Color: red
• Intended use: therapy, massage, rehabilitation, tactile stimulation
• Form factor: small, handheld spherical ball for targeted pressure
• Suitable environments: clinical and home use

How to use

Use the Tullo Fizjo rehabilitation ball for self-massage by placing it against a hard surface or directly in the palm and applying steady pressure to the target area. For trigger point release, position the ball on the sore spot and maintain light to moderate pressure while performing small controlled movements or holding for 20–90 seconds as tolerated. For grip-strength exercises, squeeze the ball repeatedly in sets and vary grip patterns to target different muscles. When used in guided therapy, a physiotherapist can direct placement and force to match the rehabilitation plan.

Usage recommendations

Begin with gentle pressure and short sessions, especially after recent injury or surgery. Clean the ball regularly with mild soap and water or a disinfectant compatible with the material. If pain increases or numbness occurs during use, stop and consult a healthcare professional. Use progressively longer or more frequent sessions as strength and tolerance improve.