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Does Muscle/Myofascial Release Therapy (MRT) use the large exercise balls?

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Does Muscle/Myofascial Release Therapy (MRT) use the large exercise balls?

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No, MRT is not an exercise class – it is a type of therapy for your body. You learn to release and lengthen your muscles rather than engage and shorten your muscles. MRT uses small balls (4″ to 6″ in diameter). The balls are soft, air-filled and designed to hold the weight of your body.

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