Percussive Therapy Massage Gun - Immortal Fit Members

6 REPLACEABLE MASSAGE HEADS

Spherical head for massaging arms, back, hips, thighs, hamstrings, and calves; U-shaped head is perfect for targeting the soft tissue in the neck, spine, and Achilles’ tendon - bringing relief to common trigger points. Cylindrical head for impacting deep tissues such palms and feet. The flathead is for muscle relaxation and plasticity.

30 ADJUSTABLE SPEED LEVELS

The massage head works at an amplitude of 1800 pulses per minute on the lowest level to 3200 on the highest level.

LONG BATTERY LIFE + BRUSHLESS MOTOR

The rechargeable battery can last give you 6-8 hours of battery life with an ergonomic design that rests comfortably and feels solid in your hand.

▼The Benefits of Massage Gun Use

Understanding the benefits of massage gun use can help you make a more informed decision. Whether you're an athlete, an active individual, or just someone looking for relief from back and neck pain, the following benefits can reduce discomfort and help you lead a healthier life.

Massage guns deliver a higher and faster recovery time following an intense workout or injury. Following extensive and intense workouts, a massage gun can help prevent muscle soreness. This means you can hit the gym just as hard the next day, without limitations.


Muscle fatigue is a common problem among athletes and fitness enthusiasts. Massage guns increase oxygen and blood flow to the muscles, speeding the healing process by increasing blood flow and suppressing lactic acid build-up.



A major complaint of those suffering from muscle soreness and fatigue is a reduced range of motion. Massage guns can help restore mobility for those battling a stiff neck, poor posture, or recovering from an injury.

If sore muscles are preventing you from living an active lifestyle, a massage gun can help. 


◄What is a Massage Gun?

Before we discuss how to choose the right massage gun, let's explain exactly what it is and what it's used for.



Massage guns are handheld massage devices that offer different speeds and heads to help loosen knots and muscles in the body.

Massage guns are most commonly used for neck and back pain but can help other areas of the body as well, such as your forearms for tendonitis, and your hamstrings and calves. 



Many professional athletes and active individuals use massage guns on their legs and arms to help increase circulation and reduce lactic acid build-up following a workout. Massage guns can also speed up muscle recovery and increase range of motion, making them a perfect complement to your fitness warm-up.

These are some of the same benefits you experience when visiting a massage therapist but at a more reasonable price.

While some massage guns might run you several hundred dollars, the average massage costs $75 an hour, plus tip!

 By purchasing a high-quality massage gun, you're making an investment in your health. You're also arming yourself with a tool that can treat back and neck pain in the comfort of your own home. 

With this form of massage therapy, there is no making an appointment, no traveling, and no waiting!

◄What to Look For in the Best Massage Gun

With so many massage guns on the market, how can you choose? Knowing what features to look for and what type of relief your body needs are two important factors to consider.

First, let's take a closer look at the different features some of the best massage guns offer.


Speed Settings

For beginners, this is one of the most important features to consider. Most massage guns are armed with several speeds that start out slow, steady, and gentle and rev up to a rapid, aggressive pounding.

If you're new to the world of massage guns, its best you start out on the slowest speed setting. Allow your body to adjust to the sensation. 

You need to differentiate between a good discomfort as the massage gun works your sore muscles and actual pain if the setting is too high. Always start slow and increase speed over time.


The DRVN Percussive Massage Gun offers 30 different speed levels. Level one works at a rate of 1800 percussions per minute and level 20 is 3200. Other brands like Hypervolt and Theragun only offer 3 speed settings.

A variety of speed settings means you can start slow and work your way up as your body becomes more resilient to the pressure and pulses. 

Different Attachments

The best massage guns come with detachable and interchangeable heads. Some rotate, others have tiny massaging tips for more direct stimulation, and others are curved to help target hard-to-reach areas.

Spherical heads are used for massaging the muscle tissue in the back, hips, thighs, calves, and arms. Most u-shaped heads help target the neck and spine.

Deep tissue massage for areas like the palms and plantar require a cylindrical head. The flat head attachment is designed for muscle relaxation and flexibility. 

You can easily change the massage gun heads to target a specific area. This combined with varying speeds provides an individualized experience.



Durability

If you plan to invest in a massage gun, you want one that will last. Look for a gun that has a sturdy handle, a comfortable grip, and a rechargeable, long-lasting battery. 

A massage gun with a long battery life guarantees that your massager won't quit in the middle of a therapy session. This is important for both trainers working with athletes and personal use. 

Because massage guns are cordless handheld devices, they're perfect for taking on the go. Whether you're traveling or hitting the gym before work, you can easily loosen and massage tight muscles from anywhere. 



Additional Features

As with any product, certain massage guns offer additional features and come with accessories that others don't. And now, we are even seeing mini and bluetooth connected devices from brands like Hyperice Hypervolt and Therabody Theragun.

Choose a massage gun that has a carrying case. After all, one of the greatest benefits of this handheld device is the ability to take it wherever you go.

A massage gun carrying case guarantees your massager stays protected and clean.

◄What to Expect When Using a Massage Gun

Massage guns can be intimidating for beginners. As the name suggests, they look like a cross between a gun and a power tool. The aggressive "punching" may appear painful, but in reality, it's one of the best and easiest ways to treat sore muscles. 

Here are a few things you can expect when choosing and using a massage gun.



User-Friendly Features

One of the best things about using a massage gun is that it's easy! Once you master the simple on/off button plus a few speed settings, you're good to go.

Place the massage gun about one-inch from the affected area and start feeling the relief.

Many manufacturers recently reduced the amount of noise that massage guns make, making them much less intimidating. 

Quiet massage guns are also popular among trainers and medical professionals. A silent motor allows them to talk to their patients and explain what's being done without yelling over a noisy device.

The Sensation

One of the biggest questions people have about using a massage gun is, "does it hurt?" The simple answer is no.

If the massage gun is causing additional pain or discomfort, it's best you stop use and contact a medical professional. The sensation may be uncomfortable but should mostly feel good as it pulsates on sore or tight muscles.

You'll feel your muscle pain slowly resolve. Some people describe a warm sensation as the massage gun increases blood flow to the area and relieves muscle tension. 

The vibration from a percussion massager is most often described as a pulsating sensation.