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Default FasciaBlaster vs Cupping Therapy for Tight Muscles
Here's a video I did comparing the Fascia Blaster massage tool to vacuum cupping. FasciaBlaster vs Cupping Therapy~Which is Best for Tight Muscles? - YouTube
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