TMX Meta - Foot Trigger Massage
TMX Meta - Foot Trigger Massage

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TMX Meta - Foot Trigger Massage

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TMX META Foot Trigger: the product for foot problems

Feet are the basis for a balanced, correct posture and are responsible for the proper functioning of your knees, hips and spine. It is therefore not surprising that long-term problems with your posture start with your feet. With the TMX META foot trigger you have the opportunity to take control of your foot problems yourself and to reduce or even solve them completely. The device looks like a raised sole and acts 60% as a foot mobilizer and 40% as a foot trigger.

This trigger solves foot complaints

The TMX META helps with various foot complaints such as: general foot complaints, foot blockages, heel pain, hallux valgus, foot tension, pain at the sole of the foot (plantar fasciitis), metatarsal pain (metatarsalgia), heel spurs, hallux valgus, hallux rigidus (arthrosis of the big toe in the foot joint), pain on the inside of the foot, pain on the outside of the foot, poor statics of the foot, spasticity of the foot (neurological), sensory disturbances on the sole of the foot, pain on the ball of the foot, diabetic foot.

Finding the right position for the TMX META

To treat your foot problems with the right intensity, you can vary the position in which you use the trigger. Make sure the flat side is on the floor. The basic setup is when the TMX Meta logo is pointing towards your toes. Then you can choose to rotate the base towards your heel. You can recognize the base by the TMX Meta logo. With the base down (towards your heel) you achieve a higher intensity than the other way around.

Using the TMX foot trigger

It is recommended to use the foot trigger according to the 3-step method.

  1. TRIGGER: Stand and place your foot on the trigger and activate the pain point or blockage
  2. MOBILIZE: Alternate stretching and flexing your toes. Also try to shift your center of gravity forward and backward across your knee joint. This creates sufficient pressure and movement at the same time.
  3. STRETCHES: Finish by stretching the soles of your feet and calf muscles.

You can perform these 3 steps as often as you want within a time frame of approx. 5-10 minutes. In addition, you can view all possible exercises via the free TMX app.