Recovery Tools
Recovery is what lets you train again tomorrow. Simple tools like a foam roller, a massage ball and a good mat make warm-ups and cool-downs easier to stick with.
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What to look for
- Choose firmness to match your comfort. A very hard roller you avoid using is worse than a softer one you use daily.
- Massage guns are a convenience, not a requirement. Try a roller first.
- Keep sessions short. Five focused minutes after training beats a long routine you skip.
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