Teeter is a company that sells inversion tables for use in inversion therapy for back pain and spinal issues. Learn about Teeter inversion tables here.

No, my main motivation for experiencing inversion last week was simple curiosity, piqued by ads for "Teeter Hang Ups" (teeter-inversion.com) and other similar devices on TV and in magazines.

Wynn began incorporating the Teeter inversion table into his daily routine, which includes 5 minutes every morning and inverted sit-ups later in the day as a part of his workout.

We took a closer look at inversion tables to narrow down your options.

Inversion table exercises and stretches Although many mainstream medical organizations such as the Mayo Clinic and the Cleveland Clinic consider inversion therapy to be a largely unproven alternati… ...

Fitness stores sell a variety of spinal decompression/traction devices -- inversion tables and ankle boots that hang you upside down and stretch out your back -- on the promise that they help ...

We tested inversion tables to find the best ones that were easy to assemble, use, and store. The winner was the Teeter EP-560 because the clever design made it easy to set up and fully invert.

Amp up those sit ups with this smart contraption. (Photo: Teeter FitSpine) The inversion table is the brainchild of Roger Teeter, who created it in 1981 fueled by his own struggles with back pain.

Then there are adjustable inversion tables or chairs, which allow people to begin upright and gently tilt back to a comfortable degree, whether it's 30 degrees beyond horizontal or a full 180 degrees.

Teeter EP-560 Ltd. Inversion Table for Back Pain What you should know: This inversion table’s construction and attention to safety make it suitable for all ages and physical conditions.

Wynn began incorporating the Teeter inversion table into his daily routine, which includes 5 minutes every morning and inverted sit-ups later in the day as a part of his workout.