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We also assess each's ability to soothe our post-workout muscle aches and tension. Finally, we trial all included accessories, like heated massage heads, to see if they work as advertised or are junk.

He explained afterwards that he had suffered a torn muscle, but that was evidently not ... I just started feeling more and more pain. It was too much, I guess, to handle for me at the moment.

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MacDowell went on to share details about living with piriformis syndrome, which affects the piriformis muscle and can also compress the sciatic nerve, leading to pain in the buttocks and leg.

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