In 2011, physical therapists Bob Schrupp and Brad Heinick made it their goal to help as many people as they could. What started as a simple YouTube channel has blossomed into millions of followers worldwide.
"The reason people are coming to us through YouTube is very simple: a lot of our viewers don't have access to a doctor, can't afford one, or literally do not have access to one. We want to help you help yourselves. Our goal is to help 100 million people before we're put in the cold, cold earth. So that's what pushes us forward. We feel like we're having more impact because we do something that may reach thousands of people, as opposed to treating one person at a time. So it's a lot more rewarding." - Bob Schrupp
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Golfer's elbow is more than a sports injury—it's a common issue for anyone doing repetitive hand movements. In this blog, Bob and Brad share expert self-massage and stretching techniques you can do at home, plus the best massage tools to accelerate recovery.
Calf muscle pain can slow you down, but a massage gun can help restore comfort and mobility. Learn how Bob and Brad use percussive therapy to target sore calf muscles effectively.
Trigger finger can be painful and disruptive—but with the right technique, a massage gun can help relieve symptoms and restore movement. Learn how Bob and Brad recommend using percussive therapy to target the muscles and tendons involved.
