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Why massage therapy guns are about to be this year’s hottest item
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TL;DR: Get the muscle relief you need with the DEEP4s percussive therapy massage gun for $229.99, a 23% savings.
‘Tis the season for getting back in shape. Seriously, the January gym spike is real.
If you’re all in on your fitness routine, your muscles may be feeling it already. But don’t let that deter you from hitting the gym and showing up those New Year’s resolution haters. Just grab one of these DEEP4s percussive therapy massage guns and send your muscles on the fast track to recovery. It could seriously be the difference between reaching your goals and ending up with another injury. And it’s a whole lot cheaper than paying big for professional massage therapy.
The Reathlete DEEP4s features four powerful percussive speeds — from 1,200 to 3,200 RPM — so you can adjust the massage to your body’s needs. Plus, with five interchangeable head attachments and a three-angle adjustable arm, it can reach any specific muscle group that needs soothing with ease.
According to Bryan Jean-Pierre, personal trainer and former NFL player, it’s the Tesla of the percussive massagers on the market right now. See for yourself:
Give your muscles deep tissue relief so you can keep your 2020 goals going strong. Pick up the DEEP4s percussive therapy massage gun now while it’s on sale for just $199.99. That’s 20% off the usual price.
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