This is what's happening inside the tissue while FlossPoint is applied. Top — band with ShearPoints on calf during loaded movement. Bottom l…
Calf restriction showing up during training — push-off, sprinting, calf raises? Here's what's actually happening. Tissue layers have to sl…
I built FlossPoint because nothing I was using with my athletes was actually solving the problem. Tissue layers are designed to slide past …
Plantar fasciitis or foot pain that won't respond to rest, stretching, or rolling? That's often a tissue remodeling problem, not an inflamm…
Treating at the NCAA Championships. Most people see FlossPoint as a recovery tool — something an athlete wraps on themselves before a sessi…
Foam rollers. Massage guns. Stretching. Every standard recovery tool has one thing in common — you have to stop moving while it works. That…
Knee pain with running, squats, step-ups, or lunges around the kneecap is often not a knee problem — it's a quad problem. The quad muscles …
Quad restriction showing up during loaded knee flexion— step-ups, split squats, terminal knee extension? That’s a tissue interface problem.…
Here’s how a physical therapist uses FlossPoint in her own injury prevention and recovery routine. @cameronjane.dpt #physicaltherapy #dpt…
Massage gun vs. FlossPoint — same goal, different mechanism. Massage gun: rapid percussive compression. Sensation changes. Blood flow incre…
Your calves aren’t tight. They’re stuck. There’s a difference — and it’s why stretching keeps not working. A tight muscle is a length probl…
Meet Jacob Thomson — professional marathoner, 2:09 at Boston, one of the top American finishers, and one of the most driven runners we've ha…
You foam roll it. It loosens up. You train and it's right back. That's not a flexibility problem — it's a tool mismatch. Standard recovery…
7 years of testing recovery tools with MSK ultrasound. Only one creates directional shear during movement. Standard tools: Vertical compre…
Three things a 2:09 marathoner does before every run. @jtcougars8 has dealt with Achilles issues in the past — here's how he keeps his calv…
5 years. Thousands of CTM Bands. Every failure point documented. Result: FlossPoint Looks similar? That's intentional. The mechanism works…
Three removable ShearPoints. That's what makes FlossPoint different from a standard floss band. Standard floss bands create uniform compre…
Wrap. Move. Reassess. $69 · Free US shipping · 30-day guarantee 🔗 Link in bio #flosspoint #recoverytools #tissueloading #sportsrehab #ph…
FlossPoint was just reviewed by Run Oregon — one of the most trusted running publications in the Pacific Northwest. “Fills an interesting s…
Knee restriction showing up during squats or while running but feels fine at rest? That's a load tolerance problem — not a strength or fle…
How FlossPoint creates directional shear: Three removable ShearPoints attach to the band and create focal compression at specific tissue in…
You can touch your toes. Your ankle moves fine sitting down. The moment you load a squat — it's back. The restriction isn't there becaus…
How to use FlossPoint for calf movement restriction: 1. Position 2 ShearPoints across mid calf 2. Wrap with moderate compression 3. Pe…
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