White Lion Athletics
Lacrosse Ball
Lacrosse Ball
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Target Muscle Pain & Improve Mobility with Lacrosse Massage Balls
Whether you're an athlete, fitness enthusiast, or just looking for effective pain relief, our lacrosse massage balls are your go-to tool for deep tissue massage and myofascial release. Designed to target tight muscles, improve blood flow, and speed up recovery, these durable, high-density balls help you unlock better movement and long-lasting relief.
Why Choose Our Lacrosse Massage Balls?
✔ Deep Tissue & Myofascial Release – Apply targeted pressure to break up knots, improve circulation, and reduce soreness in key muscle groups.
✔ Perfect for Home & Gym Use – Compact and portable, these balls are great for self-massage before or after workouts or even during work breaks.
✔ Durable & High-Density Material – Designed to maintain their shape under pressure, making them effective for consistent use.
✔ Reaches Hard-to-Target Areas – Ideal for massaging feet, glutes, back, shoulders, neck, and hips, where foam rollers can’t always reach.
✔ Easy to Use – Simply roll over tight areas using your body weight to control the intensity of your massage.
Who Can Benefit?
- Athletes & Fitness Enthusiasts – Recover faster from intense training sessions.
- Office Workers & Desk Sitters – Relieve tension from prolonged sitting.
- Anyone with Muscle Stiffness – Reduce chronic pain & improve daily movement.
*See a Physical therapist or Medical Doctor to assess any injury prior to use.
Materials
Materials
PVC
Dimensions
Dimensions
2.5" high
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Wipe down with a damp cloth as needed.
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Upper Body
Forearms
Place the lacrosse ball between your forearm and an elevated surface (wooden box shown here). Using an elevated surface allows you to effectively position yourself to apply pressure as required.
Lean into the ball as much as is reasonable comfortable.
You can stay in place and maintain, - or increase - downward force on the lacrosse ball; or, you can also introduce rolling back and forth.

Upper Body
Traps
While laying on your back (knees bent or straight), place the lacrosse ball on the middle or lower portion of your upper trapezius muscle.
You can stay in place and maintain - or increase, downward forward force on the lacrosse ball.
You can also introduce rolling back and forth.
Another option: move your arms from being by your side to the overhead position (palm facing inward and thumb touching the ground).

Lower Body
The Calf
Place the lacrosse ball between your calf and the floor.
Lean into the ball as much as is reasonable comfortable.
You can choose to stay in place and maintain, or increase, downward forward force on the lacrosse ball.
You can also introduce rolling back and forth as well pointing and flexing your foot.
Ship it or Shop.
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Ship it.
Within Winnipeg; across Canada; or, across the world. We ship directly from our location in Winnipeg, Canada Monday-Friday with UPS, FED-EX, Purolator and DHL.
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In-Store Shopping & Pick -Up
Open 7days/week, White Lion Athletics is open for in-store shopping or pick-up.