Massage Gun, Wattne Muscle Massage Gun Deep Tissue, Percussion Massager with 6 Massage Heads, Portable Muscle Gun, Handheld Body Massager with LCD Touch Screen, Super Quiet Brushless Motor Cordless

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Until the tightness, soreness and pain subsides, you should plan for a minimum of 15 minutes and even up to 20 minutes on a daily basis if you have the time to spare. Carry case - If you want to take your massage gun to the gym, a carry case would be helpful; some massage guns come with their own protective case Before jumping in that review, I suggest you go and see the NEW, UPDATED but mainly, the #1 best rated massage gun : Massage guns work by producing a percussive force which breaks up muscle tightness and knots, and reduces aches and pains. You may think that there’s no way that a handheld gadget could come close to a sports massage. But a study by the Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research found that percussive therapy can actually be as effective as an actual massage when it comes to treating DOMS. How do you use a massage gun? It works. I have definitely found relief with this tool. My medial quadricep is often tight and I was able to release some knots over time.

This massage gun is sturdy and less bulky than other massage guns with various features. The power button, found at the top of the handle, controls the speed and is easy to maneuver. Even at the lowest speed setting, the B37S felt powerful. Also known as percussive massagers, massage guns may look a bit menacing, but they have only good intentions. By providing short bursts of pressure into your muscle tissue, they increase blood flow to the targeted area, helping to ease all sorts of aches and pains. When you get the Wattne massage gun, you will be provided with 20 speed options to choose from. If you are a beginner or are an inexperienced user, you should always start at the lower levels from 1 to 10 and then work your way upwards from 11 to 20 when you get accustomed to this device. A summary of the speed levels and their features are summarised below According to the manufacturer, the Wattne W2 massage gun is a professional massage gun that is extremely quiet and can be used for deep tissue massage. But to what extent is this true? This is what I want to find out in this review. For this purpose, I bought the device and evaluated it in …

Adept at deep tissue massages, the Ekupuz Massage Gun is powered by a 2500mAh rechargeable lithium battery, which lasts for eight hours once fully charged. With 20 speed adjustments and six massage heads, this is an incredibly versatile massage gun at a bargain price.

Because let’s be clear, it does not replace a good knowledgeable therapist but it can surely be an awesome tool to help you recover from sports or even just to relax tense muscle while improving blood flow. It provides as good as relief as a sports massage professional without the hassle of leaving your home in our opinion The Hypervolt 2 is the lightest massage gun on the list (excluding the minis), weighing 1.8 pounds. It's the second edition of the popular Hypervolt massage gun and has three speeds. With its QuietGlide Technology, it's quieter than some of its competition. The app has built-in massage routines that focus on specific body parts or to help you get to sleep. You can also design a massage routine based on muscle groups. This takes the guesswork out of how to use the massage gun, what attachments to use and for how long.

The Theragun Mini second generation maintains the same solid ergonomic handle that the original Mini has to make up its compact shape. The Mini's power button also controls the speed and uses lights to indicate the speed level. Another plus is that it's Bluetooth enabled, so you can connect it to the Therabody app. We have included a short FAQ session which should answer several queries you may have along with the main pros and cons that we came across so you can decide for yourself if indeed this Massage Gun from Wattne is for you or not. Applicator Head Guide Some massage guns offer either vibration or percussion therapy. Put simply: Vibration therapy sends vibrations and constantly touches the surface of the skin, whereas percussive therapy uses pressure to get deeper into the muscle and glides on and off of the skin. The latter tends to be the preferred option of many. Beginners should start with the lower settings or ideally try to test it out in person as it may even be too powerful to handle even at the lower settings While it works great on the muscles, you need to avoid touching the bones – care and attention is required with the applicator heads.