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Post-workout stiffness is no joke. And the only way to get through it is by stretching and rest. And, if you can be bothered, massaging your sore muscles. Enter the massage gun. A blessing and a curse, these can be used to stimulate blood circulation in your muscles with the use of deep tissue massage. If you've used one before, you'll know of its sweet relief/agonizing pain combo.

Using a massage gun offers a whole host of benefits for physical recovery and overall wellness. It helps alleviate muscle soreness and stiffness by promoting blood circulation and reducing lactic acid buildup. After a tough workout, using a muscle gun can speed up your recovery. Regular use may improve flexibility and range of motion, and prevent injuries.

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And as of Feb. 12 you can treat yourself to the RENPHO Massage Gun at Amazon for just $69.99. This model specifically provides fast relief from aches, stiffness, and tension with its five changeable heads and five speed options. It even comes with a travel case that fits the massage gun and all of its attachments together for on-the-go use.

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