The best massage guns: tried and tested relief for sore, tired muscles

The best massage guns: tried and tested relief for sore, tired muscles

Add percussive therapy to your post-workout routine with our expert-picked massage guns, from mini and deep-tissue massage guns to budget options

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Massage guns are often pitched at the highly active. They can help you warm up for workouts, accelerate recovery and generally keep things loose and injury-free. But you don’t have to be training for an Ironman triathlon to benefit from a percussive pummelling. A good session can also alleviate the general soreness, stiffness and pain that comes from desk-bound days and the daily grind – all without having to cough up for a spell on a masseuse’s table or be handled by a stranger.

These personal-care power tools use rapid, repetitive pressure and vibrations to penetrate tired muscles, with a selection of heads, variable speeds and even automated routines to tailor treatments towards tight trouble spots.

Best massage gun overall:
Theragun Prime Plus
£379 at John Lewis

Best value massage gun:
Bob and Brad D6 Pro
£199.99 at Amazon

Best mini massage gun:
Theragun Mini
£175 at John Lewis

Best massage gun for portability and power:
Hyperice Hypervolt 2
£219 at Hyperice

Continue reading… Add percussive therapy to your post-workout routine with our expert-picked massage guns, from mini and deep-tissue massage guns to budget options• The best running shoes to take you from trail to road to marathonMassage guns are often pitched at the highly active. They can help you warm up for workouts, accelerate recovery and generally keep things loose and injury-free. But you don’t have to be training for an Ironman triathlon to benefit from a percussive pummelling. A good session can also alleviate the general soreness, stiffness and pain that comes from desk-bound days and the daily grind – all without having to cough up for a spell on a masseuse’s table or be handled by a stranger.These personal-care power tools use rapid, repetitive pressure and vibrations to penetrate tired muscles, with a selection of heads, variable speeds and even automated routines to tailor treatments towards tight trouble spots.Best massage gun overall: Theragun Prime Plus£379 at John LewisBest value massage gun: Bob and Brad D6 Pro£199.99 at AmazonBest mini massage gun: Theragun Mini£175 at John LewisBest massage gun for portability and power:Hyperice Hypervolt 2£219 at Hyperice Continue reading… Fitness, Life and style, Health & wellbeing 

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