Theragun Review - The reason they're different

There are a lot of massage guns out there, but there is only one company that has been at the forefront of the market - Therabody, formerly known as Theragun. In this video, I discuss the origins of Dr. Jason Wersland's invention, give a subjective take on Theraguns, and finally breakdown the patented method of what makes Theragun different than all the other massage guns on the market today!
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[@emilio1316]

I got the Pro for $480 with a Target coupon and the Elite for $320 with the same coupon. I find the Pros adjustable angles somewhat helpful when it comes to your back. But not essential. The major issue is its heavier than the Elite and makes holding it up behind your back more tiring on the wrist. I decided to stick to the elite. It’s a tad quieter and lighter. And you can really hit just about all the spots you need with the standard design. So for anyone debating between Elite and Pro save yourself $150-200. If your a professional go Pro since your get two swappable batteries and the weights not an issue if your applying the machine to someone else.

[@WesJH]

Awesome input, thank you so much! Pinning your comment.

[@shamikalackey5874]

really helpful review. i was grappling between the 2 because of the angled head designed but didn't love th price. based on your review think i'll stick with the elite. thank you!

[@glennwilliams9941]

Agree re the Apple comment. Just picked up the Elite today. OMG, what a life saver. For the amount I’ve spent on Chiro’s and Physio’s the past twelve months, I’ll recoup the dough i laid out for the Theragun in less than six months. This thing is a godsend. You just can’t put a price on your health. If your toying with it, just do it.

[@dawgcanjumphigh]

I just got the Theragun Pro. I do have the Theragun Prime actually from Therabody when I was in NYC. I messed around with the hypervolt at a gym. It didn’t feel as powerful as even the Prime feels. The Pro is on a another level. The ergonomics on both are the same. The Pro is just twice the power of the Prime and the swap-able battery will allow it to last a very long time.

[@invalidred]

Really liked the patent break down and diving deep explaining the utility they provide and how they differ from competition, super unique take on product comparison. Well done!

[@WesJH]

Thank you! Trying something new. Still working on the format, but I appreciate the support

[@yesladinc]

I too was using the Hypervolt Plus for the past year and a half. Just got the Theragun Pro at Black Friday price of $450! As much as I loved my Hypervolt Plus the Theragun is JUST BETTER. Battery life not as good but you get two batteries .

[@tommasomoncini]

Have you found superior massage depth and power? Sincerely

[@yesladinc]

@@tommasomoncini Not so much stronger power but the depth and ease of use is just better. Also much easier to get to all parts of the body by using different grips. It's worth the money for me. I fight low back and glute/IT band issues.

[@yesladinc]

@@tommasomoncini Yes I have

[@jenro3313]

$450 darn! I wish they do a sale! How do you like pro on your body? What was your main reason getting it? I want to reduce inflammation. Idk what to get pro or elite. Price is crazy!!!! $600 pro ouch!

[@yesladinc]

@@jenro3313 I feels great! There are about 5 speeds and 6 different head shapes and hardness for all areas and soreness levels. I use it for low back/glutes/IT bands/Hamstring issues. Form factor really does allow one to hit all parts of your body without the help of someone else. PRO has adjustable arm which could be a benefit for certain areas . If you could justify going to get a massage to feel better and loosen muscles and aches for $75-100 than you can easily justify massaging yourself 6 six times and having the machine for a long time.

[@arh7897]

Wake up saw in the morning from my job pretty much lifting heavy shit alday... I use this in the morning and boom I'm gold

[@BeastsTrainMean]

Wow! This was a really cool breakdown of the Theragun! I am into massage guns myself and I am currently reviewing the G4PRO (finally!). I share your point of view: the Theraguns are the top high-end massagers and no regrets for the money spent if the right person buys them for the right reasons! Thank you, Wes!

[@ussmc1]

Can they heal muscle tightness/tensions & irritation on hamstrings?

[@excoololi4772]

Pro definitely will but my question is if elite can

[@blakearnold]

I’m practically obsessed with reviews on KZbin and I can tell you right now that your reviews are as good if not better than channels with millions of subscribers. I’ll bet it won’t take too long before people notice & you join the ranks!

[@visualmaestro77]

Legit review, thanks for the info, and well done. I wish there was more info as to why the Theragun is just "better". Such as amplitude, mechanics, percussion rates vs other guns, etc.. Anyway, thanks again!

[@WesJH]

Appreciate the kind words! Trying to quantify the actual market differentiator of products can be tough. I'm more of a show me the difference type of person, and I do my best to convey that message in my videos. Thanks for watching!

[@ShervinShares]

Is the Hyperice the Android of Massage Guns? And the cheap amazon ones the Windows Phone of Massage Guns? 😂

[@WesJH]

Hahah that definitely helps perfect the analogy

[@tobychow]

Hitachi invented the first massage device 😂

[@realflaman]

The reason they are different is, SUCKERS WILLING TO PAY THAT MUCH BECAUSE OF MARKETING. Not Substance, but MARKETING. You can get guns under $100 that work just as well, but you might not get a Bluetooth Connection to a Massage Gun. HAHAHAHAHA SUCKERS!

[@WesJH]

Having used 30+ different brands of all price points, I'd respectfully disagree. Is there an element of that? Sure. However you get what you pay for.