Dr. Jeff Langmaid breaks down why the RockBlades Mohawk works for soft tissue work: its size handles both broad areas and tight spots, the weight won't tire your hand, and it comes in a case that keeps everything organized. Good for clinic work or travel.
Hey, I'm Dr. Jeff Langmay with the Evidence Based chiropractor. And today I wanted to break down three reasons why Rockblade's Mohawk is the ultimate soft tissue tool. Reason number one is the size. Mohawk is the perfect size to utilize whether you're in the clinic, whether you're on the road, or even if you're doing a little bit of self care. I love the fact that it has one long axis so you can get in there on large muscle groups. It's also easy to hold and has this nice point or this almost right angle right here. So it's easy to get into those sensitive places as well. Reason number two is the weight. I view this as really the perfect weight of an instrument. It's not so heavy that it's going to fatigue you using it, but it's not so light that it feels flimsy. They really did a fantastic job getting the weight of the tool right so it feels good in your hand. It also feels good when you're doing treatment. And I could see myself doing treatment for a long time with this again without having fatigue of my own. The third reason on why this is the best or the ultimate soft tissue tool is the carrying case. The carrying case that this comes with, Rockwave's Mohawk is awesome. Gives you the opportunity to stick it in there. You have rock rub a spot for that. You have both attachments, the silicon sleeve and the ABS comb. And if you had the original rock blades, there's even a spot for them in the back. All of this in a very convenient carrying case that you can take with you pretty much anywhere where you are taking care of other people. Those are the top three reasons why I believe rock blades Mohawk is the number one soft tissue tool on the market. The the size, the weight and the carrying case make it awesome for the clinician. Whether you're practicing in a fixed location or whether you're traveling around, if you have not checked it out, I would encourage you to do so. And my words to rock tape would be, keep up the great work.
