Pressure point apparatus to help alleviate tense muscles

Claim 1

A therapy tool for applying pressure to a set of localized points on muscles of the human body, said tool comprising two elongate, rigid bar members each having first and second ends, said first ends being adapted for hand gripping and said second ends being pivotally connected to one another by a pin member, each bar member including a plurality of rigid protrusions which project transversely from one side of the bar member and which are spaced from one another along the length of the bar member, said plurality of protrusions including at least a first protrusion spaced from said second end of the respective bar member, a second protrusion immediately following said first protrusion and spaced from said first protrusion by a first distance, and a third protrusion immediately following said second protrusion and spaced from said second protrusion by a second distance said second distance is greater than said first distance such that spacing between adjacent protrusions gradually increases from said second end to said first end of said respective bar member, each protrusion being adapted to apply pressure to the human body at a single area of the body.