
No setup. No technique to learn. Just place it, lean in and let your body weight do the work.
Find the Spot
Place the ball where you feel tension — upper back, shoulders, hips, calves or feet. The round shape stays on the spot without rolling away.
Lean In, Switch On
Lean against a wall, sit back in a chair, or lie down on it. Choose your vibration level. Your body weight controls the pressure.
Stay and Breathe
Hold the position for a few minutes. The vibration makes the pressure easier to handle, so you can stay on the spot without wincing. No gripping. No hammering.
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A light glide layer helps the edge move smoothly and makes the session more comfortable. We recommend MyoRitual Glide Oil — a magnesium-based recovery oil designed specifically for use with the device. Magnesium supports muscle relaxation, so it works with the device rather than just sitting on top of the skin. You can use it on its own too, but it was formulated to pair with the MyoRitual sequence. Any light oil works in a pinch, but avoid thick creams — they create drag and reduce the glide.
Think of it as a daily habit, not a one-off fix.
Most customers get the best results using it for 5–10 minutes a day, combined with stretching or movement. If you've had tightness for months or years, give it a few weeks of consistent use.
If you're not feeling any benefit after a few weeks, you're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
A tennis ball can work for some people. The FasciaBall is for people who’ve tried that and want something that stays put and does more.
What you’re getting:
For some, a $5 tennis ball is enough. If yours keeps rolling away, the FasciaBall pays for itself after one or two skipped massage appointments.
Vibration massage has been used by massage therapists and physiotherapists for years. The FasciaBall puts you in control — you choose the vibration level and how much pressure to apply with your body weight. Do not use on the front or side of the neck, over the spine, on broken skin, or over injured or inflamed areas. If you have a pacemaker, blood-clotting disorder, osteoporosis or vascular disease, consult your doctor before use.
The FasciaBall is not a massage gun. There’s no hammering — just steady pressure and gentle vibration. You control the intensity entirely with your body weight: lean in lightly and you feel less, lean in more and you feel more. Start on the lowest vibration setting and increase only if you want to.
Upper back, shoulders, between the shoulder blades, hips, glutes, calves and the soles of the feet. Do not use on the front or side of the neck, directly on the spine or bony prominences, on broken skin, or on injured or inflamed areas.
Return it within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Contact us and we’ll send you the return details.