Just got a massage today, they used a car buffer to warm me up. I enjoyed it, will buy one for home use and I know what I like, been training for 20 yrs, I liked this.
lol it's hilarious listening to "expert" advice from someone who is not in the loop. Turns out "recreational athletes" tend to be the best test subjects for the next "big thing" since they are willing to try new things.
Somebody inform Dr. Aimee Diaz that these are NOT recreational athletes. Some of the athletes are competitor Olympic Weightlifters and respectable coaches. Also, she shows a Theragun which is basically a Jigsaw with a ball instead. I know because I built my own....but we are not doctors so what do we know...
Got to love a n arrogant doctor. It helps w my RA. And for as much as doctors charge me just to walk in the door to get help. It would make sense they would deter you from buying something that’s not on their shelves
Any time you have a niche product you can charge much more for it. Those percussive massagers are the same thing as a jig saw except 10x more expensive with a lower power motor.
A physical therapist doesn’t really have much of a say when it comes to elite athletes though. I know of multiple CSCS qualified specialists who recommend a car buffer massage to relieve facial tissue. It’s the same affect as a foam roller, but at a much higher frequency.
I've worked in the Automotive world for almost 30 yrs. A friend in an auto detailing shop showed me this trick about 25 year's ago...so it's not a new idea. I've used these tools on vehicles and people for many years and I'm also a registered massage therapist. I've had many different orbital polishers over the years and some definitely work better than others for massage and detailing. Best cheap and cheerful- Simoniz
I'm training to become a massage therapist myself, so I'm curious if you're allowed to treat patients with these tools once your licensed. Would you happen to know?
I've never seen anyone use these professionally. If I had someone who wanted to try it...sure. I thought it would be good for doing 15 min chair massages in a mall/airport.
Yeah, I thought I'd make for a great quick massage. I'll probably just use this on my self until more info on client use comes out, don't wanna risk losing my license. Thanks for the info!
@@Yoshieatsrice good question about using them professionally....I've always just used these on friends and family. I could see using these machines in massage chairs in a public setting. I really can't find a way to hurt myself with one, just watch really long hair maybe.
A physical therapist is the one that discovered they were close the right frequency proven to be effective in studies. No need to spend a ton of money.
LOL my dad was an auto body guy and swore by this for decades. I would ask an engineer these question before I would ask a doctor. Like the Theragun for example. All a Theragun is a JigSaw. You can make a better and cheaper "Theragun" yourself. Someone just took cheap Chinese parts and said it was something special
That a cheaper option than the jeanie rub $180, or percussion guns. High end go $300-600 low end $75. Jeanie rub is what chiropractors use, and say better than persuasion, which can inflame more and cause nerve pain when used wrong.
"To be able to evaluate the effectiveness is challenging".............. NO! Not really. Just ask the people who are using it. PEOPLE know there body's better than ANY doctor.......I'm sure they wouldn't be doing this if it didn't work.
soactual athletes are using them all around the world and swearing by them and theyre really affordable yet the so called expert wants us to buy the stuff that costs 15x the price lmfao
Naturally, the "expert"'s going to shoot this down because she can't make money when people prefer car buffers instead of her overpriced therapy techniques/tools.
The Dr is hiliarious, and I love how honest this video is.
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Just got a massage today, they used a car buffer to warm me up. I enjoyed it, will buy one for home use and I know what I like, been training for 20 yrs, I liked this.
Eddie Hall, one of the strongest men in the world, uses one. I'd trust him over this Dr.; Eddie basically has a PhD in growing muscles and recovering.
Bruce Keller unfortunately you can’t trust him when it comes to getting hydrated.
I am a physician and approve.
lol it's hilarious listening to "expert" advice from someone who is not in the loop. Turns out "recreational athletes" tend to be the best test subjects for the next "big thing" since they are willing to try new things.
Somebody inform Dr. Aimee Diaz that these are NOT recreational athletes. Some of the athletes are competitor Olympic Weightlifters and respectable coaches. Also, she shows a Theragun which is basically a Jigsaw with a ball instead. I know because I built my own....but we are not doctors so what do we know...
Got to love a n arrogant doctor. It helps w my RA. And for as much as doctors charge me just to walk in the door to get help. It would make sense they would deter you from buying something that’s not on their shelves
Yes well she cant make any money off these diy approaches so of course she cant approve of it
That Dr definitely lifts and knows exactly what she's talking about..
😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣. I have a buffer and I love it. I have been using it since 2016. Cheaper than what is on the market now. Plus I makes my skin smooth,lol
@@giovannam925 which pads do you use with it? TIA
Any time you have a niche product you can charge much more for it. Those percussive massagers are the same thing as a jig saw except 10x more expensive with a lower power motor.
A physical therapist doesn’t really have much of a say when it comes to elite athletes though. I know of multiple CSCS qualified specialists who recommend a car buffer massage to relieve facial tissue. It’s the same affect as a foam roller, but at a much higher frequency.
Fascial tissues. You don't want to use that on your face.
I've used Bosch GEX 125-1 AE with a lambskin attachment. I'm happy with it.
Walmart sells attachments for the jigsaw with rubber tops so why by a theragun🤔.
"rubber tops"...............🍆
P A U S E M O M E N T
I've worked in the Automotive world for almost 30 yrs. A friend in an auto detailing shop showed me this trick about 25 year's ago...so it's not a new idea.
I've used these tools on vehicles and people for many years and I'm also a registered massage therapist. I've had many different orbital polishers over the years and some definitely work better than others for massage and detailing.
Best cheap and cheerful- Simoniz
I'm training to become a massage therapist myself, so I'm curious if you're allowed to treat patients with these tools once your licensed. Would you happen to know?
I've never seen anyone use these professionally. If I had someone who wanted to try it...sure. I thought it would be good for doing 15 min chair massages in a mall/airport.
Yeah, I thought I'd make for a great quick massage. I'll probably just use this on my self until more info on client use comes out, don't wanna risk losing my license. Thanks for the info!
Which pads do you use/recommend? Thanks.
@@Yoshieatsrice good question about using them professionally....I've always just used these on friends and family. I could see using these machines in massage chairs in a public setting. I really can't find a way to hurt myself with one, just watch really long hair maybe.
A physical therapist is the one that discovered they were close the right frequency proven to be effective in studies. No need to spend a ton of money.
LOL my dad was an auto body guy and swore by this for decades. I would ask an engineer these question before I would ask a doctor. Like the Theragun for example. All a Theragun is a JigSaw. You can make a better and cheaper "Theragun" yourself. Someone just took cheap Chinese parts and said it was something special
We have learned over time to do the opposite of what doctors say
9 out of 10 doctors recommend a Marlboro cigarette to relax after a long day.
Waxmans gym IRONIC
Yes it is!
" SPECIALIZED TOOL " Lol lol a theragun is just a lowcost jigsaw with a ball tip + marketing.
exactly right
Vibration plates aren't even meant to do the same thing. Does this doctor even understand what athletes are using these for??
i saw the guy doing 4k pull ups use it so it obviously works.
That a cheaper option than the jeanie rub $180, or percussion guns. High end go $300-600 low end $75.
Jeanie rub is what chiropractors use, and say better than persuasion, which can inflame more and cause nerve pain when used wrong.
wait so the "expert" is fine with people using a Theragun which is essentially a jigsaw with a ball at the end of it but not a car buffer?
a $600 jigsaw. When someone comes out with $1000 orbital massager she will endorse it.
David Patterson she won’t be endorsing something that she can’t make a profit selling from her practice. Welcome to America lol
Buffers are amazing she has no idea
so which polisher do you recommend chaps and jigsaw would be cool?
"To be able to evaluate the effectiveness is challenging"..............
NO! Not really. Just ask the people who are using it. PEOPLE know there body's better than ANY doctor.......I'm sure they wouldn't be doing this if it didn't work.
My doctor in Chicago treats Olympians and she has used this method for years. Those doctors are LOL
It works. It’s just deep tissue massage, nothing new.
So much cheaper than a MyoBuddy
soactual athletes are using them all around the world and swearing by them and theyre really affordable yet the so called expert wants us to buy the stuff that costs 15x the price lmfao
Use your head.
Dr Diaz is foxy
Naturally, the "expert"'s going to shoot this down because she can't make money when people prefer car buffers instead of her overpriced therapy techniques/tools.
I paid $450 for my rupes mk21 so fuck it. I got what I paid for. Must make it worth the $$$
Hahahahahahahha Sean WAXMAN. . WAX ON WAX OFFF HEY BAHAHAHAHAHhahahahahahgagagahahahahhaa
love it ❤been doing it for years