The Flow Blog — Sports

What do the Black & Decker 400W 230V jigsaw and percussion therapy have in common? Nothing as far as we're concerned. But that's as far as some people go to tap into the ever-expanding market for percussion therapy. Since the early 1980's, percussion therapy has been a common tool in combating pain associated with sports and fitness. That makes perfect sense. Instead of taking time out of your work day, driving across town and getting someone to beat your body back into shape, you could do it yourself, in the comfort of your own home. The only problem was that...

The year 2020 is flying by and before we know it, Christmas is just around the corner. It can be a challenging time of year, which is why so many people start gift shopping months in advance. That's why we want to make your life easier with this list and explain why a Flow MINI is the ideal Christmas present. Working from home will continue into the new year. Covid-19 shows no signs of going away any time soon and one of the side effects of it is that you will continue to have to sit down at your kitchen...

Is percussion massage the next big thing? At Flow Sports Technology Europe we think percussion therapy is a great way to help athletes reach their full potential. But what exactly is percussion massage? Percussion massage is a method of using a tool to apply short-term pulses of pressure to soft body tissue. In short, it's like hitting your muscles with a mini jackhammer. With a massage gun like the Flow PRO or Flow MINI, you can deliver a series of short bursts of pressure into your tissue - i.e. your muscles, tendons and ligaments. There are a number of good...

As more and more handheld massagers come onto the market, you might think that there is little difference between them other than the price and color. But if you take a closer look, you'll see that there's more to these devices than meets the eye. The motor Everything starts with the engine. One of the first things anyone will notice when they pick up a massager is how loud it is. Early pioneers in this industry argued that loud = more power. Tim the Tool Man Taylor, anyone? We have always disagreed with this theory and attributed it to poor...