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You know what Iu2019m talking about. They look like Black & Decker power tools and have become indispensable accessories for seemingly all pro athletes in recent years. If youu2019ve never used one, imagine a tiny but very strong man punching the muscle of your choice 2,000 times a minute. Itu2019s like a Deep Tissue Massage Machine with the push of a buttonu2014not that thereu2019s any conclusive science to suggest these tools will actually help you recover from that hard workout any faster. The brands behind these devices say they increase used one of the high-end models at a running camp last fall and spent most of my downtime torturing my quads. I immediately understood all the hype. blood flow while reducing inflammation and tension, all of which might be true, but the juryu2019s still out on that research. You donu2019t need studies to tell you a massage feels great, and these guys give you that feeling with the push of a button.<br>
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Products Here it is, the Deep Tissue Massage Machine. The darling of social media and sponsored athletes. You could argue that the Theragun Pro is overpriced, but you can’t argue with the results: this new Pro G4 delivers a superior massage. The key is the QuietForce brushless motor that has five different speeds, from 1,700 to 2,400 percussions per minute. And it has power in the metric that truly counts: 60 pounds of stall force, which is an estimate of how much force each percussion delivers to your body. This is a commercial-grade machine, and it feels like it, from the hefty build to the wallop it puts into your muscles. The Gen 4 has a new motor that’s supposedly half as loud as the Gen 3 version, but it’s still the loudest of the three I tested. I’m guessing that the trade-off for all that power is a bit of background noise. So, you have to ask yourself: do you want a quiet, relaxing massage, or do you want to suffer in the best way possible? If you have trouble with big, hard-to-penetrate muscles like your glutes, the Pro is your jam. It’s not light—2.9 pounds—but it has an adjustable arm that lets you use it to work a variety of areas without fatiguing your hands. It comes with a number of attachments, a carrying case, and an extra battery, so you can always have one charged and ready to rock. But do you need a recovery tool this powerful? It depends. Do weekend warriors need carbon fiber mountain bikes? If you want a gun that might eliminate the need to get that weekly massage, don’t bother with anything else.
About Us The Deep Tissue Massage Machine has gotten better over the years. There body (formerly known as Theragun), the leader in the massage gun space, has released a new model that’s outrageously powerful, quieter, and easier to use than its previous products. Meanwhile, devices in the budget category have improved and are finally worthy of your attention. I spent the past three weeks testing three popular models from different price ranges. All three had their benefits, although I don’t think just one is the silver bullet for muscle pain. I’ll always foam roll and use pressure-point devices, but these guys are a powerful addition to my recovery routine. Edward Matheson 2707 Riverwood DriveSacramento, CA 95814 Email Idealmassager@gmail.com Visit Us
