massagers
Muscle relaxation devices
Massagers are devices or tools designed to knead, rub, or vibrate muscles to relieve tension and soreness.
They range from handheld electric units to foam rollers to elaborate massage chairs: She keeps a massager at her desk for her shoulders.
The word can also refer to people who give massages, though masseur and masseuse are more common for professionals.
Trembling rapidly in place
- handheldDesigned for palm use
- electricPowered by current
- percussionSound through impact
- shiatsuJapanese digit-pressure bodywork
cordless · rechargeable · portable · heated · kneading · rolling · battery-operated · wand
Easing of distress
- relaxationState of being unwound
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- sorenessTender, painful sensation
- tensionStretched or strained state
circulation · knots · stress · therapy · self-care · pain · stiffness · fatigue
Mental health practitioner
- practitionerOne who works regularly
- bodyworkerManual soft-tissue therapist
- handsGripping limbs' extremities
- manipulationUnderhanded control of others
pressure · technique · stroke · knead · rub · relaxation · tension · muscle
vibrating
Trembling rapidly in place
- handheldDesigned for palm use
- electricPowered by current
- percussionSound through impact
shiatsu · cordless · rechargeable · portable · heated · kneading · rolling · battery-operated · wand · gun
relief
Easing of distress
- relaxationState of being unwound
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- sorenessTender, painful sensation
tension · circulation · knots · stress · therapy · self-care · pain · stiffness · fatigue · rejuvenation
therapist
Mental health practitioner
- practitionerOne who works regularly
- bodyworkerManual soft-tissue therapist
- handsGripping limbs' extremities
manipulation · pressure · technique · stroke · knead · rub · relaxation · tension · muscle · tissue
scalp
Skin covering skull
back · calf · leg · eye · facial · temple · hand · knee · thigh · lumbar
massagerstensors
Multidimensional geometric quantities
stressors · irritants · stimulators · tensioners · stiffeners
massagerstorture devices
Tools for causing pain
weapons · tormenters · abusers · aggressors
- foot massageManual therapy for feet
- back massageTherapeutic spine kneading
- sports massageTherapeutic manipulation for competitors
- massage parlorCommercial therapeutic touch venue
- massage therapistOne who manipulates soft tissue
- massage therapyManual soft tissue treatment