If you’re an avid exerciser, chances are, you’re familiar with the Theragun. The hyper-popular, celebrity-beloved self-massage device looks a bit like a power tool and has a strong following among athletes because of how quickly it can ease pain after a tough workout (though it’s great for really anyone who wants to ease muscle tension). There’s now a whole line of Theragun devices, which make post-workout muscle recovery efficient and easy and function sort of like a foam roller or massage ball, except they use percussive therapy—kneading out sore muscles through hammering motions that aim to reach deeper muscle groups.
Thankfully, if you’ve been eyeing any of the Theragun massagers, there’s a great deal going on right now exclusively for SELF readers. These percussive devices aren’t cheap, so to sweeten the deal, from now through October 9 you can get the brand’s new multi-device wireless charger for free when you purchase a Theragun PRO, Prime, or Elite device through the link we’ve provided below.
Purchases usually come with their own battery charger, though this wireless charger is a lot more streamlined (so it won’t stick out like a sore thumb when it’s sitting on your table) and retails for $79, so this deal saves you quite a chunk of change. It’s made for pairing with Theragun’s PRO and Elite devices, plus its Wave Roller, charging everything seamlessly without any clunky cords involved.
It’s superconvenient if you were already planning to shop a Theragun this week, and if you’re still hesitant to shell out money for a recovery device, remember: Recovery is almost as important as exercise. Implementing stretching and recovery days might feel “unproductive,” but rest assured that you’ll come back stronger and more likely to hit new P.R.s if your body gets its much-needed R&R.
Add any device to your cart by shopping through this link, and the charger will be automatically added at checkout. Theragun is limiting this offer to one free charger per purchase.
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