TheraGun improves upon portable pain-relieving vibration device

CULVER CITY, Calif. — TheraGun last week debuted the G2PRO – a revamped version of the brand's G1 (featured in the video above), which has taken the professional sports community by storm. Building on years of product development around TheraGun's original device, the G2PRO's new sleek and ergonomic design will offer users added comfort and convenience.



Retailing for a suggested $599, additional new features include an extended battery life and LED power indicator, an upgraded on/off switch, a superior inner motor system, a charger with two batteries, a variety of ball-bearing AmpBIT (patent pending) attachments for a diverse range of treatments and a case.



Created by chiropractor Jason Wersland, the TheraGun G2PRO harnesses the medical benefits of localized vibration therapy to treat muscular discomfort, facilitate faster muscle recovery and improve mobility. Furthermore, TheraGun's scientifically calibrated frequency interrupts the brain's reception of pain signals, thereby reducing discomfort during the treatment process. The G2PRO effectively provides a more comfortable method to decrease lactic acid buildup, increase blood flow to the muscles, prevent against muscle spasms and break down scar tissue.



The G2PRO builds on the momentum made by TheraGun with its previous G1 model, which is a clubhouse staple of more than 100 professional sports teams, and a go-to instrument for personal trainers and chiropractors. From Major League Baseball stars Bryce Harper, Alex Gordon, and Yasiel Puig, to household NBA, NASCAR, PGA and NFL names such as Kevin Love, Kyrie Irving, Penske Racing, Dustin Johnson, Julio Jones and Deshaun Watson, TheraGun is trusted by some of the biggest athletes in professional sports.



The TheraGun G2PRO is currently available for pre-order on the company's web site.