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Black Friday Just Dropped $100 From One of Theragun's Best Massagers, and This Price Won't Last Long

This is the lowest price for Theragun's Sense massager, but the Black Friday deal isn't likely to stick around much longer.

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Equip yourself with a powerful massage gun for a fraction of the normal cost.

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You'll find no shortage of massage guns at low prices during Black Friday, but if you want one that will actually help your muscles and not break after a couple of uses what you really want is a Theragun. The company that popularized the idea of at-home muscle relief for your whole body has some superb discounts worth taking advantage of today, but the biggest one is for the Theragun Sense.

A $100 price drop, down to $199, makes this excellent massage gun not only perfect for personal use but an ideal gift to give.

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This isn't the only Black Friday deal Theragun has. You can also find $100 off the TheraFace ($299) for skin health, $40 off the TheraGun Mini ($159) for use wherever you are and $40 off the Therabody Wave Roller ($109) for larger muscle relief. Each of these are either the lowest price seen all year for these massagers or a return to the lowest, making this the best time of year to upgrade your recovery kit.

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Why this Black Friday deal matters

Most percussive massagers function in basically the same way: Press the beating end to your muscles and the intense percussive effect will help relieve tension and help muscles recover faster. But like most things, the real trick is making sure you're using it correctly. Theragun's products are great, but the Theragun app, with its guided instructions for everything from loosening muscles to breathing exercises, makes them much more useful. 

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Theragun's app is the difference between a novice getting the most out of this recovery experience and a gadget that will live in a drawer after a couple of uses. The instructions available make these tools invaluable no matter how exhausting your workout is. 

Will there be a better deal on Cyber Monday?

Theragun has made no announcements about a separate Cyber Monday deal, meaning it's most likely the prices seen here are the best prices you'll see on these for the rest of the year. That doesn't mean there won't be discounts on other products come Cyber Monday, but there's little reason to suspect anything better than what we see on Black Friday will be available. 

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Russell Holly is a Managing Editor on the Commerce team at CNET. He works with all of CNET to assemble top recommendations as well as helping everyone find the best way to buy anything at the best price. When not writing for CNET you can find him riding a bike, running around in Jedi robes, or contributing to WOSU public radio's Tech Tuesday segment.