Abstract: A reversible massage tool which has two opposing massage surfaces formed on opposite sides of a frame. A hard massage surface is provided by a plurality of acupressure massage bumps in sets of two each the height of each pair of bumps is lowest at the ends of the tool and increases with each pair towards the center of the tool. This variation in height created a curved massage surface. The bumps are formed above hollow chambers or pockets which may receive a ball such as a tennis ball. Placements of these balls serve to adjust the massage position of the acupressure bumps in height above a surface and in angle and rocking motions. The tool is reversible. If desired, the tennis balls may be employed as a second massage surface by turning the device over so that the massage bumps are now the base surface and the tennis balls are applied to the body. The balls are engaged by friction fit in the hollow chambers.