Yue Hinoki Paida | Use a long stick to massage and relax the tight muscles all day long and take care of yourself

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49621454577_a0efdcb0cc_b.jpg │Auxiliary tools for workers The designer's job is to type on the keyboard, shuttle around the studio to do things, and carry heavy objects, After a whole day, you will be tired of your legs, arms and fingers muscles. Do some stretches, stretches, or slaps to make yourself a little more comfortable. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49621454522_0b13a8568d_b.jpg │ Instructions for use This massage is similar to beating, and the right amount is tapped all over the muscles. It is recommended to tap a small amount of each group, and do not expect to be in place at one time. And use it separately in multiple groups every tens of seconds, and the slapping parts are the limbs with the most activity (such as the calf), shoulders and necks. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49621454507_50a2a2fde1_b.jpg │The key to flexibility After the clearance made by the lathe can make the wood bear the force, Dissipate in the same direction to reduce the reaction force, and the feedback is lighter and more elastic. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49621454467_a219323b57_b.jpg **│Intimate Reminder** **This product is an auxiliary device, you should evaluate your own state and use it in moderation.** **Pregnant women should not use it, and it is not recommended to pat on the head, chest, and abdomen.** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49621454447_49e2460d53_b.jpg │Do not have to bend over to use The entire length is 53 cm, It's long enough that you can sit up straight and slap your calves without bending over. │Product Specifications A cypress slapping stick Width 2.8 cm, wood thickness: 1.9 cm The total length is 53 cm, of which the handle is about 10 cm visually Quantity: one piece **The wood is detailed and varied, and the combination of wood grains of each piece is different. It is difficult to have a second one with the same texture, color, etc. Some cognitive errors are purely normal.**