Achedaway Scraper Review – World’s First Auto Heated Muscle Scraper
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Achedaway Scraper Review
I was recently able to review the Achedaway Scraper tool, which is the first heated muscle scraping tool. This tool seriously belongs next to any therapist’s IASTM tookit.
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Achedaway Scraper Specifications
Power Source
The Achedaway muscle scraper is charged with an included USB cable. This isn’t much of a problem for me, because I have a multi-port connected to my desktop Mac, but other’s may find this slightly annoying. You can always use an adapter to plug it into the wall, but this is not included.
Heated Temperature Settings
This tool has 3 heat settings:
40 c (104 degrees)
45 c (113 degrees)
50 c (122 degrees)
The setting is push-button on the top of the scraper. I find most the middle setting of 113 degrees to be most suitable majority of the time.
The top setting can be too hot for some people, especially if you’re working on a smaller area of the body.
Sam Visnic
I’ve spent my life studying the fundamental aspects of human health with a focus on movement and clinical massage therapy. In a world of specialists, surgical procedures, drugs and quick fix remedies, I’m committed to finding and developing strategies that help people stuck at the “gap”. Over the last 20 years I’ve studied dozens of systems and methodologies for uncovering the root cause of aches and pains, along with postural and movement issues. Pain science, the art and science of hands-on soft tissue massage techniques, myofascial release, and coaching movement is essential in my practice. Integrating different methods but above all deciphering WHEN to use different techniques with different people and situations, along with integration of movements that people want to be able to do again is the key to long term success with my incredible track record with clients. Understanding the various elements that contribute to conditions and the power of communication and education makes my Release Muscle Therapy program separate from other hands-on therapy approaches.
