Article 584FX It only weighs a pound, but this mini massage gun can be a huge pain reliever after your hard workouts.

It only weighs a pound, but this mini massage gun can be a huge pain reliever after your hard workouts.

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After a tough workout, it's easy to let your mind drift to how simple your recovery would be if you had a full-time coach and trainer like a professional athlete. You could just lay there while a schooled pro massaged your aching muscles, broke up tightness and generally helped put your body back together.

While that's a wonderful fantasy, the reality is that for most of us, pain relief and attacking the soreness and pain of tough exertion falls squarely on our own shoulders.

To help, this Mini Portable Fascia Massage Gun can instantly dig in and start healing your sore, tired muscles in minutes. With its four variable speed settings, this myofascial massager digs in to offer deep relief of muscle soreness after exercise, to increase blood flow and help restore your body to tip-top shape.

Along with the gun, users also get four detachable massage heads targeting different areas of the body. Using the ball (for arms, back thigh and other large muscle groups), fork (for the neck, spine and Achilles tendon), bullet (for deep tissue, joints, palms and soles) and flat heads (for overall muscle relaxation), users get the directed muscle relaxation they need.

Less than 6 inches long and weighing just over a pound, this massage gun is about half the size of comparable units. Ultra-portable, it's capable of fitting easily into a bag or even your pocket for quick post-workout use.

Meanwhile, the whole tool runs on a rechargeable 2,200 mAh battery, capable of running for up to six hours on a single charge. Yet even with that kind of long-running, variable need power, this massager is incredibly quiet, ensuring you a calm, low-key cooldown session.

Right now, you can take full advantage of the Mini Portable Fascia Massage Gun at 30 percent off its regular price. Regularly $99, you can pick up this muscle-relaxing monster now for only $69.99.

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