Our Massage Gun
- 6 different speed levels
- 4 massage heads included
- Anti-slip, ergonomic handle
Massage guns bring relaxation into your home
They are now seen more and more often, mostly in connection with athletes during regeneration - massage guns. Thanks to their built-in rechargeable battery, these handy massage devices can be taken anywhere and used, e.g. in the office or the gym. But how does such a massage gun work?
As with a classic massage, pressure is exerted on the tissue, only this is not done by hands or fingers, but by massage heads that are moved back and forth at high frequency. The principle according to which the massage gun works is called percussion massage. With the help of a massage device, short and frequent pulses of pressure are applied to the tissue, which causes the muscle tissue to vibrate and also reach the deep tissue of the muscles. In this way, the muscles can be loosened. This provides relaxation and well-being, whether after sport, after getting up or after a stressful day.
If you have any further questions about our massage gun or the application, please feel free to write to us at service@axion.shop or call +49 7152 - 353 911 - 0.
Which benefits offer massage guns?
✓ Can be used anytime and anywhere
Not only do you usually have to leave the house and make an appointment in advance for a classic massage, regular massages also go to your wallet. With a massage gun, you can massage yourself at any time and offer your body soothing relaxation. Thanks to the rechargeable battery, you also don't have to rely on a power supply.
✓ Ideal for warming up before a workout
Everyone should understand that you should warm up before exercising in order to prepare the muscles for the upcoming strain and to avoid injuries. This can be extensive stretching exercises, light jogging or a massage gun. The advantage of a massage gun is that it loosens the muscles and leads to an increase in the range of motion of the muscle without negative effects on muscle strength[1].
✓ Regeneration after the workout
As soon as the workout is over, regeneration begins and thus indirectly also the preparation for the next training session. Depending on the intensity of the workout, there is a risk of muscle soreness in the next few days, which reduces performance and motivation. The use of massages and percussive vibration devices could significantly reduce muscle soreness compared to no measures[2].
✓ Loosening the muscles for soothing relaxation
Who doesn't know it? After a long day at work, often with hours of sitting in front of the computer, our muscles are tense. With the massage gun you can massage yourself specifically and loosen the muscles for a relaxing evening. Besides that, the massages can also be used before sleeping or after getting up for relaxation.
What you should keep in mind when using a massage gun
Thanks to positive practical experience, the use of a massage gun is becoming increasingly popular, especially among athletes. However, for optimal use, there are also some points to consider for the massage:
- You should only use the massage gun on soft tissue, not on bones, the abdomen or in the head area.
- Always start with a low intensity and approach slowly, the application should not cause pain.
- The application should not last too long, because too intensive and long application can also damage the muscles. We recommend that you do not use the massager for longer than 15 minutes.
- The massage gun should not be aimed at a single spot for too long, a few seconds at most. It is recommended to massage the affected muscle region in slow movements.
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Studies and scientific sources
[1] Konrad, A., Glashüttner, C., Reiner, MM., Bernsteiner, D., Tilp, M. (2020). The Acute Effects of a Percussive Massage Treatment with a Hypervolt Device on Plantar Flexor Muscles' Range of Motion and Performance. J Sports Sci Med. 2020 Nov 19;19(4):690-694. PMID: 33239942; PMCID: PMC7675623.
[2] Imtiyaz, S., Veqar, Z., & Shareef, M. Y. (2014). To Compare the Effect of Vibration Therapy and Massage in Prevention of Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness (DOMS). Journal of clinical and diagnostic research : JCDR, 8(1), 133–136. https://doi.org/10.7860/JCDR/2014/7294.3971