Mulligan SELF SNAG™ Cervical Strap
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Features and Benefits
Features
- Designed to allow the clinician-trained patient to self-treat C1/C2 rotation restrictions that can cause debilitating headaches
- The proper width to effectively manage the transverse process of C1
- Sturdy fabric does not slip on skin and optimizes leverage
- Easy-grip handles ensure a secure hold
Benefits
- Self-treat C1/C2 rotation restrictions that can cause debilitating headaches
- Helps relieve neck pain and headaches
Product Care
Hand wash in warm water with mild soap or detergent and line dry. DO NOT machine wash or tumble dry.
Product Details
- Measures 46”L x 1”W
Mulligan SELF SNAG™ Cervical Strap
Designed by physical therapist Brian Mulligan, these straps allow the clinician-trained patient to administer joint release to the cervical region of the spine easily and effectively. Excellent for the self-treatment of C1/C2 rotation restrictions, the Cervical Strap is just the right width to effectively manage the transverse process of C1. SELF SNAG straps do not slip on skin and optimize leverage on the spinous process.
Easy-grip handles
The SELF SNAG Cervical Strap features easy grip handles to improve comfort and control while administering joint release.
Administer self-joint release
Self-treat C1/C2 rotation restrictions that can cause headaches.
Sturdy fabric construction
Constructed of sturdy fabric that does not slip on the skin and optimizes leverage.
Ideal size for joint release
The width of the SELF SNAG strap is ideal for effectively managing the transverse process of C1.
Built for Long-Lasting Performance
- Anti-slip texture
- Easy-grip handles
- 46"L (max.) x 1"W
- Made in the USA
- Hand wash in warm water with mild detergent and line dry
Learn about the Mulligan Self Snag™ Cervical Strap in the following video
About Brian Mulligan, FNZSP (Hon), Dip. MT, ONZM
Creator of the Mulligan Concept
Brian Mulligan originated and developed the concept of combining accessory mobilizations with physiological movements in the extremities (MWMS). In the spine, he promotes the use of natural apophyseal glides (NAGS) and sustained natural apophyseal glides (SNAGS). He received the prestigious International Service to The Profession Award from the WCPT and has been an international lecturer in manual therapy since 1972.