Pulseroll’s Massage Gun is an innovative and powerful tool that is revolutionizing the field of massage therapy, and that allows you to enjoy the benefits of a deep tissue massage anytime and everywhere you want, in a relatively inexpensive way.

Still, the Manchester, England-based company managed to create a device that can definitely compete with more popular brands. The Pulseroll Massage Gun is powerful enough even for professional boxer and Olympic Gold Medallist Anthony Joshua, and compared to the Theragun Prime has a better battery life and more attachments while costing less. Now that you know how to use all the massage gun heads, you’re ready to go! Don’t forget to experiment and find out what feels best and works best for you. It can be used on almost any part of the body and works wonders on the glutes. It’s also ideal for use under the feet to work through the arches. There’s something about the vibrations that help you really focus on where the roller is on the muscle. And it also makes it much more comfortable to really bear down on to the roller, which we found particularly useful when we were rolling out our quads, for example, with our elbows supporting our upper body. In fact, the vibrations of the Pulseroll made it much easier to sweep up and down on a muscle. In this way, it really takes a lot of the work out of rolling, while still imparting the necessary benefits. The positive effects of massages on stiff muscles and sore areas of the body are supported by experts and by the scientific literature ( 1). Massages also, more generally, help the muscles to relax, relieving tension and stress.Massages are used by health practitioners to treat scars, for example after surgeries. You can find more information about this here. By helping to make joints more comfortable with their full range of motion, this is also indirectly relevant to injury prevention. Aching limbs and sore muscles are often the result of stress and poor conditioning, but for many of us ideal solutions such as masseuses and sports therapists are just too pricey.With quiet noise technology and a 3-hour battery life, the handheld Pulseroll 4 Speed Percussion Massage Gun uses rapid strokes to provide a deep tissue massage, perfect for domestic and professional use. What's Included? When using your Pro Massage Gun, you can simply choose one of the 6 available attachment heads, then place the gun on the desired muscle area and let the pulses do the work.

They’re also lightweight, portable, easy-to-use, and each has a built-in rechargeable battery, so they can easily fit into even the busiest lifestyle. See our article ‘How long is it safe to use a massage gun?’ for more details on the precautions you should have in mind when using a massage gun.Founded in 2016 by Paul McCabe, Pulseroll was started with a clear vision: to make professional level percussive massage therapy accessible and affordable to all. We want to play our part in creating happier, healthier societies. We do this by being supportive of individuals, community sports teams and world-class athletes alike. From Olympians and sporting legends to ordinary people recovering from injury, struggling with workplace posture or even just feeling the effects of aging, our products bring the unique benefits of percussive vibration therapy to everyone. The gun has an amplitude of 12mm, which is a measure of how deep it can go and again the pro impressed because in comparison to another gun we had on test, with an amplitude of 16mm, it actually felt like the pro was even more invasive – in a good way, of course.

We also found that the roller was particularly useful when we were concentrating on a very tight IT-band (which needs to be constantly managed to keep us healthy for running). Moving a conventional roller up and down our thigh for two minutes can be excruciating, however the Pulseroll really alleviated the pain while we were rolling while at the same time conveying the benefits of loosening the band itself.The best part of our job is seeing people grow, develop, and achieve their goals with the support of our products. Quinn, Christopher; Chandler, Clint; Moraska, Albert. Massage Therapy and Frequency of Chronic Tension Headaches . American Journal of Public Health. October 2002, 92(10): 1657–1661.