WHAT IS FOAM ROLLING?

Foam rolling is a type of self-massage that will alleviate tightness or knots in your muscles by using a piece of equipment known as a foam roller. Foam rolling helps relieve tension in the muscles, relieve muscle soreness, and improve flexibility and range of motion.

• Muscle tension relief
• Trigger point (knots) release
• Decreased muscle soreness
• Quicker recovery following a workout
• Enhanced blood flow and hydration to the muscles
• Increased flexibility in the muscles
• Increase mobility in the joint

A foam roller is a self-myofascial release (self-massage) tool use to relieve tension in the muscles and tissues of the body.

There are many types of foam rollers out there. As a general rule of thumb, the denser (harder) material that makes up the foam roller chosen, the more intense the foam rolling experience will be for the muscle.  Uneven surfaces and knobs on a foam roller will also increase the intensity of the experience on the muscle.

Yes, foam rolling can be accomplished on your own, without the help of a trainer or workout partner. While foam rolling may seem simple, there are complexities in performing it correctly that need to be learned. Our goal following this session is that you feel confident foam rolling on your own.

Foam rolling can be extremely beneficial for your muscles and other tissues, but it is important to do it safely and properly to ensure the best results and avoid injury. The position of the foam roller, the strategy of application, the time spent on the foam roller and the muscles you choose to roll should all be specific to the user’s needs.

• Muscle tension relief
• Trigger point (knots) release
• Decreased muscle soreness
• Quicker recovery following a workout
• Enhanced blood flow and hydration to the muscles
• Increased flexibility in the muscles
• Increase mobility in the joint

• Movement Assessment to identify tight muscles and joints
• Individualized instruction
• Proper positioning of the roller
• Proper positioning of the body
• Techniques and strategies that get immediate results
• Proper time spent foam rolling

Full Body Foam Rolling Session– 45minutes

• $50.00

Upper Body Foam Rolling Session– 30minutes

• $35.00

Lower Body Foam Rolling Session-30 minutes

• $35.00

No, at Brick Bodies, we provide foam rollers in the club for our members. If you have one at home that you’d like to learn to use, you are welcome to bring it to the session.

Foam rolling is done on the ground. You don’t need a towel or mat, but you can bring one for comfort if you choose.