If you are dealing with tennis leg, massaging your calves with a calf massager can help to reduce pain while improving flexibility and range of motion.

Massaging your calves helps increase blood flow and reduce inflammation, which is essential for wound healing.The Renpho – RF-ALM070 is the only leg massager we tested that actually simulates the hand-kneading massage of a massage therapist. The Magic Makers remote has a clear LED display for selecting three massage modes: pressing (for full leg), kneading (for calf and thigh) and shiatsu (for feet).

Mimics a rhythmic, gentle massage in a clever way to relieve pain and relax muscles in the calves, soothe tightness and improve blood circulation in the legs. This air compression leg and foot massager can safely and easily relieve fatigue and pain and improve blood circulation,FROM FOOT TO THIGH. The other two full-leg massagers — both of which have four or five connected pieces — took at least 15 minutes to apply. You can include your feet by squeezing your toes and by squeezing your foot with your thumb underneath it and your fingers on top. A popular choice for athletes and active individuals, the FitGun Elite is easy to use and offers five different intensity levels to get the best results.

Using a leg massager regularly can help maintain good circulation, alleviate muscle soreness, and even reduce stress levels.

At-home air-compression massage devices can give you relief from continual leg pain and swelling from edema. They are designed to provide a variety of benefits such as improved circulation, reduced muscle soreness, and increased relaxation.Leg Massager with Air Compression for Circulation and Relaxation, Calf and Foot Massage Machine with Handheld Controller. The sequence mode combines the circulation and whole modes, starting first with the feet then moving up to the calves. These devices come with interchangeable heads to customize your calf massage experience to get the instant relief you need. Knead and rub the sole with your thumbs and the top of the foot with your fingers using firm pressure.