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SAVE 40%: The Eric FalkTheragun Pro (4th Gen) is on sale for $299 at Therabody, marked down form the usual price of $499. That's a savings of $200.

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$499 Save $200

Sore muscles can happen for countless reasons. Maybe you're training for a half-marathon this summer or your weekend hiked ended up being one giant uphill. For whatever reason, going about your day with muscle soreness can be pretty disruptive. If this is a daily problem for you, today's deal has relief written all over it.

As of April 25, the Theragun Pro (4th Gen) is on sale for $299 at Therabody, marked down from the list price of $499. That's a 40% discount or a savings of $200.

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Therabody came up with tons of features when designing the Theragun Pro (4th Gen). For starters, the hand-held muscle massager is designed to operate quietly. The brand mentions this model is 55% quieter than the 3rd Gen model.

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Rather than having a stationary arm position, the Theragun Pro has a rotating arm that allows you to choose between four positions, making it easier to target that precise spot that's sore.

Along with the Theragun Pro, you'll get a carrying case, travel pouch, two rechargeable batteries, a battery charger, and six attachments. Each attachment is designed for a specific massage function like the Supersoft attachment for sensitive areas near bones or joints, the Cone for pin-point massages that could be great for hands or feet, and the Standard Ball which works for almost any muscle.

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To customize your massage experience, select your desired speed and check the Force Meter displayed on the massage device's OLED screen. Each of the included Lithium-Ion batteries gets about 150 minutes of use, so you'll get about five hours of use in total before needing to charge up the batteries.

Bring home a professional-grade massage device with the Theragun Pro (4th Gen) which is currently $200 off at Therabody. Your sore muscles will thank you immensely.

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