IcyBall

[catinhat]

Hey Guys,I just found a great product. It's called the ICYBALL. You can actually make it hot or cold. Just throw it in the freezer or soak it in hot tap water. I was at a Health and Fitness festival and discovered these cool gadgets. They aren't hard like a UniRoller ball, but soft and gel feeling inside but tacky skin like on the outside. You can use them with cream to massage. They actually help the therapist out too. Check out http://www.icyball.com . I talked to a therapist that uses these on every client. He says he can do myofascial release with them easily. He just uses two balls without cream. They are $10 for the small balls and $15 for the large one. I haven't bought any yet but I used them when I was at the festival. They are a very cool item. check it out!!

 

[Pompal 09.]

Thanks for the tip!  

 

[savannah_rms]

Sounds like a good item.  I might just have to try one out.

 

[gravitate]

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I bought 3 icy balls this morning and threw the MegaIcy in the freezer. When it got cold i rolled it around on my sore muscles in my feet and arms. It's AMAZING!! Much, much better than ice massage or just putting an ice pack on an area. I plan on using two smaller ones this evening for a heat treatment on a regular client. Buy the promo pack and save yourself a few bucks!

 

[Lindsay]

How long do these icy balls stay hot?  How long do they stay cold?

 

[Kelso]

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You are supposed to soak the balls in water that's about 120 degrees for 30 minutes or so-not boiling and you can't microwave them. I'm not sure how long they stay hot but they stay cold for a long time- probably hours.

 

[siya]

Hi All,

http://icyball.com/icyball-shorturl/original_icyball.phpClick Tracks is wonderful software to help website owners track back some of the referrers and I am so glad to have found this!  You all have sent lots of kind letters of how icyball has helped both yourself and your clients. I will be at the ATMA-NC Conference this weekend 4/8 - 4/10.  We will have therapist discounts (great deals on quantity and even single units if you need to convince yourself).  Prices have gone up due to this Oil price war, so get them at the conference (ask a buddy to get some for you)In June we will be rolling out some new products, so stay tuned! Thank You for all your supportWe are also accepting applications for Sales Manager and Distributorships!Kevin Clukeykevin@kewler.comKewler LLC

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[~~Birdy~~]

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How long do these icy balls stay hot?  How long do they stay cold?

It would have been nice if the IcyBall man would have answered the question.  *sigh*  :-/

 

[zealot144]

How long do icyballs stay hot or cold?In General, the larger ball will maintain its temperature longer than the smaller, but will EASILY last the duration of a 1 hour massage, independent of whether they were "cold" or "hot" to begin with. It is not unusual for the larger ball to maintain its "Hot" or "Cold" state for a FEW to SEVERAL hours depending on the initial condition.Please understand that what is considered therapeutic and what clients like can both be achieved with an icyball.  Use the same precautions that you would with any thermal therapy, (hot rocks, for instance) and always be careful of overexposure.  Icyballs are potent, but non-toxic - store them in the fridge!Thank You all for your support!Kevin

 

[lina]

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YEA!!!!!!

 

[girlygirl111]

Just purchased a set at the AMTA-NC conference in Asheville and have yet to try them, but loved the demos at the conference!  We shall see!

 

[Travis]

Keep us posted and let us know how you like them once you begin using them.  

 

[Ladybugs]

I used the two smaller icyballs last night during a stone massage, and they were wonderful.  They didn't warm as quickly as the stones, but stayed warm longer.  I just put them in the roaster with the stones.  I won't always use them only with stone massage, but can see myself incorporating them into most sessions.  They clean up nicely with soap and water, or with alcohol.  The guy at the conference said they can go in the dishwasher, but alas, the little house where I am living at the moment doesn't have one.  I loved the way they rolled under my hand --- the client loved the broad compression surface.  They can go over bony prominences nicely without causing pain.  I just loved them!  Haven't done the cold one yet --- but anticipate that will be great too.  Loved the way I could get around the scapula, around the greater trochanter and ischium!  If you're worried about the staining ---- use the blue ones ---- they're bigger, but blue.The surface is rubbery feeling --- they're easy to grip, and when I relaxed a bit, they sort of spin in the palm of my hand allowing longer strokes. LOVE THEM!I alternated between using one in each hand and using only one with both hands ---- absolutely no thumbs needed and it was a dream for tired hands......Linda in NC