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I get it. They seriously know it all. Bob Schrupp and Brad Heineck have about as illustrious of a career as physical therapists can have. Admittedly, when I got to check out their Bob and Brad C2 Massage Gun, I thought this device might easily be a marketing ploy to get some side cash to engorge their retirement accounts.
The Bob and Brad Massage Gun takes a classic recipe and crafts it as a compact, powerful, high-quality machine. I immediately noticed that no matter what muscle group I was targeting or the amount of pressure I put on the gun, it still cranked out the same force. A brushless motor, meaning a motor that has a more direct and functional electrical current, is why the Bob and Brad C2 Massage Gun can maintain its torque.
For example, I had been struggling with what I thought was just a series of chronic shin splints for the past few years. Within a week of having the Bob and Brad C2 Massage Gun I could feel relief of the particular muscle allowing me to run more like myself again. Those kinds of revolutions and power are also a surprise because this C2 Massage Gun is rather compact. The gun itself is a literal hand tall and one hand wide. Speaking of the attachments, each of the five included heads is unique.
I use the softer ball and broader flat-headed attachments for large areas especially after hard workouts and long runs. Still, my favorite attachment to get lower legs, Achilles, and into any hard-to-reach areas is the forked attachment. Once the blinking lights start, you have about 10 minutes worth of massaging left. I was able to keep my body both more prepped and recovered for my daily runs because of its consistent performance, even when digging deep into problematic areas.
