Australian Olympic Sports Physiotherapist, designer of the award-winning BakBalls and University post-graduate Sports Physiotherapy lecturer, Mark Alexander, scientifically designed the NeckRest according to 3D cervical anatomy research for maximum relief. The width between NeckRest’s patented treatment ridges are identical to the average width between your neck joints. This ensures when you lie on the NeckRest, the therapeutic force delivered through the treatment ridges is applied directly to your painful joints and tight neck muscles to provide maximum relieve of pain and stiffness.

5 patients that the Neckrest is suitable for:

Neckrest maintains your treatment benefits and provides relief for:

• postural-related neck pain
• upper cervical extensor trigger points
• cervicogenic headaches
• cervical facet joint aches and pain
• stiff cervico-thoracic junction

4 clinical benefits from using the Neckrest

• reduce hyertonicity / trigger points in upper cervical extensors
• relieve cervico-genic headaches and cervical joint pain through reduced hypertonicity of upper cervical extensors and increased mobility in upper cervical facet joints
• improve posture through reduced hypertonicity of upper cervical extensors
• reduce stiffness in the cervico-thoracic junction

How to use NeckRest

Initially lie on the NeckRest for 1-2 minutes to become accustomed to the pressure. Each day progress the time you lie on the NeckRest as tolerated. If symptoms worsen, immediately cease use and consult your Doctor or health professional.

1. To relieve headaches and upper neck pain use NeckRest in Position A and ensure the arrows on the side of the NeckRest are correctly pointing to your head and feet
2. To relieve lower neck pain, put a pillow under your head. Put NeckRest in Position B, and ensure the arrows on the side of the NeckRest are correctly pointing to your head and feet
3. To increase pressure in Position B, remove the pillow from under your head. Only do this once you have been using the NeckRest for sometime and are comfortable with the pressure
4. To target problem areas, in either Position A or B, simply rotate your neck slowly to the side

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