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Don’t be tempted to use your massage gun for more than 10 minutes in one go, especially on the higher speed settings. If you have big muscles, then a gun with a higher stall force and longer amplitude will serve you well. TYIAUS Deep Tissue Muscle Massager Small Size, Lightweight, Big Power, Easy Grip TYIAUS Massage gun is a handheld device that applies pulses of concentrated pressure deep into your muscle tissue It helps relieve muscle tension, chronic pains, and can be used for daily relaxation Easy Watching And Operation LCD touch screen, you can clearly know the speed and battery status 12mm Deep Tissue TYIAUS Powerful Deep Tissue Massager (12mm into muscles) focuses on deep muscle tissue, provides deep muscle relief and overall recovery, decreasing pain.

Pulseroll is best known for its recovery kit that vibrates and now it’s added a gun to the ranks to make it one to grab before or after a painful training session.This lovely lightweight massager moves easily over your muscles to provide a thorough, satisfying massage, without penetrating so deep that it causes pain.

If you want a device to soothe sore muscles after another long day at your desk, then look for a lightweight massage gun that offers various easy-to-attach heads and gentler speed settings. There’s just so much to do that irregular sleeping patterns have become something we have to deal with constantly. Among the six interchangeable heads HoMedics includes with its Pro Physio massage gun are a ‘heat head’, which you can set to heat up to 47˚C in less than two minutes, and a ‘cold head’, which you can keep in the freezer. You’re guided through these combinations and helped to achieve your perfect massage programme by the app.They’re also a great tool for warming up your muscles ahead of an intensive workout, further reducing the risk of injury. Gym-goers and athletes alike swear by the fitness gadget, which, in essence, is a battery powered, drill-looking tool that uses percussive therapy to dissipate soreness in the muscles. Don't forsake other techniques altogether, though: many athletes and casual gym-goers will find a sweet spot between different methods, including visits to the masseuse, foam rolling and salt baths.