Muscle Trigger Points

Muscle Trigger Points

by Real Bodywork

548 ratings
438 reviews
$4.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 6, 2010
  • October 28, 2022

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Explore a comprehensive reference for trigger points and referral patterns across 108 muscles. Discover the origins of pain with detailed muscle information, visual referral patterns, and instructional videos. Identify problem areas and understand muscle function for pain relief.

✓108 muscle references
✓160 trigger points with referral patterns
✓80 trigger point-related conditions
✓25 muscle release videos
✓Detailed muscle anatomy and function
✓Individual and zone muscle views
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What's New in Muscle Trigger Points

6.6

October 28, 2022

Support for the newest phones.

Charts

Top Paid

📈 9+1

Medical

This app rose +1 position in Medical chart.

Last updated on October 9, 2026.

User reviews

So helpful!

I got this app after my physical therapist recommended it. As I age I’ve found this to be an excellent reference for soothing some of my own pain, and also for discussion with massage therapist/PT

Very helpful

Great for figuring out pain and referral pain trigger points

Best App, used it for years now

Amazing app that means I can treat injuries, aches and pains super fast. Incredibly helpful to locate where the actual pain is coming from which I can then share with my physio.

Super appli !!!!

J’adore très pratique pour les massothérapeutes !

Great resource!

Love this app! Use it as a resource at a personal trainer, not stepping out of my scope of practice, but to help clients define their hot spots, do self-myofascial release, and develop a plan for strengthening weak areas.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

App crashes or freezes after recent updates

Bug

Certain muscle images or videos not displaying properly

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Requested Features

5 requests

Add more self-treatment techniques and instructions

Feature

Improve navigation and search functionality

Feature

Provide the ability to save personal notes or bookmarks

Feature

Expand the range of muscles and trigger points covered

Feature

Integrate a pain tracking or symptom logging feature

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FAQ

What is Muscle Trigger Points?

Muscle Trigger Points is a reference application that provides detailed information on trigger points and their corresponding referral patterns for 108 different muscles. It helps users identify the source of muscular pain by illustrating where pain is felt in relation to the trigger point.

What are the key features of this app?

The app includes references for 160 trigger points, their referral patterns, and 80 conditions that can be caused by trigger points. It also features 25 videos demonstrating muscle release techniques, detailed written information on muscle anatomy and function, and both individual and zone views for easy navigation.

How much does Muscle Trigger Points cost?

This application is a paid app. The price is a one-time purchase, and there are no in-app purchases or advertisements, providing an uninterrupted user experience.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is particularly useful for healthcare professionals such as massage therapists, physical therapists, and chiropractors. It is also beneficial for anyone interested in understanding the source of muscular pain, learning about muscle function, and exploring trigger point therapy.

Can this app help diagnose pain?

While the app provides a comprehensive reference for trigger points and their referral patterns, it is intended as a discovery tool for the source of pain. It is not a substitute for professional medical diagnosis or treatment. Users should consult with a healthcare provider for any medical concerns.