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Movement-based tissue loading system for restrictions that appear under training demand. Directional shear at tissue interfaces during movement.

Not compression at rest. Founded by Dr. Kyle Bowling Using our new and innovative approach to treating soft tissue, The CTM Band increases flexibility and athletic performance, while decreasing muscle soreness and pain (patent pending).

08/17/2026

Your calves aren’t tight. They’re stuck.

There’s a difference — and it’s why stretching keeps not working. A tight muscle is a length problem. A stuck calf is tissue layers that stopped sliding against each other, and no amount of static stretching addresses that.

That’s what you’re seeing in the ultrasound: those layers are supposed to glide when you move. The ShearPoints put directional shear across the spot that’s stuck — while you move through the exact range that’s restricted. Two to three minutes under load, then back to work.

Movement is the medicine.

Runners: does your calf tightness come back no matter how much you stretch? 👇

05/12/2026

Plantar fasciitis or foot pain that won't respond to rest, stretching, or rolling?

That's often a tissue remodeling problem, not an inflammation problem.

Degenerated fascial tissue doesn't heal with rest — it needs mechanical load to stimulate the remodeling process. The question is how to apply that load intelligently without making it worse.

FlossPoint applies focal compression via ShearPoints during movement — creating directional shear at the tissue interface while it's being asked to work. That's the mechanical input that drives the remodeling response.

Load is the treatment. The tool determines how precisely you apply it.

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04/15/2026

Quad restriction showing up during loaded knee flexion— step-ups, split squats, terminal knee extension?

That’s a tissue interface problem.

The ultrasound shows what’s actually happening when FlossPoint is applied during movement. Directional shear at the tissue interfaces where restriction lives — not compression at rest.

Wrap. Move. Reassess under load.

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04/11/2026

Wrap. Move. Reassess.

$69 · Free US shipping · 30-day guarantee

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12/07/2022

🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 5 star review from Brent Cowles: Simple and effective

This is an amazing product! The quality of material is top notch. Perfect for PTs or even individuals just working through some soft tissue restrictions. Love this product and wish I had thought of it myself!!!

https://ctm.band/products/blue-ctm-band

11/13/2022

🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 5 star review from Mark Moyou: Unique spin on compression release for trigger points

I bought this product to relieve some nasty tight quads, peroneus and tibialis muscles. The product works well but you have to keep at it. The band is very high quality and the k***s are dense and easy to put on. I have tried manually doing the ball and strap thing to get the same effect but at the price point this is completely worth it. If you workout you will always get tight muscles, this will keep you recovered. Have gotten good relief on ankle and quad injuries.

https://ctm.band/products/blue-ctm-band

11/04/2022

🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 5 star review from Sal Farhan: Robbery

Voodoo floss on steroids. It worth much more than the $30 something that I paid for it.

If you or your clients don’t have a high pain tolerance or simply don’t care for recovery this isn’t for you. If that’s not the case pull the trigger.

I don’t really but stuff off IG. I’m happy I made the exception.

https://ctm.band/products/blue-ctm-band

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2212 Dundee Rd STE C
Louisville, KY
40205

Website

https://flosspoint.com/

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