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Hello, spring, we missed you. And if the better weather and longer days of sunshine haven't yet been enough to bring you cheer, the Amazon Big Spring Sale might. You can currently save on health and fitness tech, tools and apparel by shopping on Amazon, and I'm here to guide you with some of my recommended muscle recovery must-buys as a personal trainer.
And no, I don't mean the best massage guns; I mean tools that will really help you reset and recover mentally and physically after a tough workout or a long day of hiking. As we know, recovery tech doesn't come cheap, so spring sales are the perfect time to pick up some awesome gear at discounted prices.
Right now, the Ice Doo hot tub and cold plunge combo is just $29, down from $49, and it's the perfect way to add cold and heat therapy to your recovery routine.
So, if you're ready to see what I'd shop with my money, here are five deals I recommend, and I'd hurry while stocks last.
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- TriggerPoint Foam Roller: was $39 now $27
- Ice Doo Ice Bath: was $49 now $29
- Bob and Brad ThermoRed Heating Pad: was $169 now $119
- Quinear Air Compression Boots: was $359 now $279
- Lifepro Sauna Blanket: was $419 now $293
5 top recovery tool deals
Not all of the best foam rollers are created equal, so pick carefully rather than for price. This roller has a multi-density grid and 3D surface, which the brand says helps promote "tissue aeration as you roll, while promoting the flow of blood and oxygen." Tight, sore muscles can be rolled out using the various ridges and nodules that are designed to replicate a massage therapist's hands.
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Ice baths are perfect for an energy boost and a pick-me-up post-workout, and this cold plunge tub can also be used as a hot tub to promote blood circulation and relieve muscle stiffness. It has been rated as highly portable and excellent at retaining heat, and at this price, it's hard to argue against it.
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We tested the Bob and Brad ThermoRed 3-in-1 Back Belt and rated it as an effective post-workout recovery tool. The heat, vibration and red light therapy soothes muscles and reduces pain. Customizable settings mean it can be used anywhere on your body, too. Charging is slow, but the battery lasts several days.
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Although the Hyperice compression boots are typically seen as the best-in-class, I'd argue that these boots are better value given their price tag and strong ratings on Amazon. For comparison, Hyperice boots cost over $800! There are four air chambers from the lower leg to the thigh, providing compression to boost circulation and blood flow. The boots also come with a built-in pressure sensor, which can adjust pressure, plus eight intensities, three modes and three timers.
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Save $126 on this infrared sauna blanket, which is lightweight, foldable and easy to clean. This model has arm holes to give you more freedom during each session. You also get nine adjustable levels from 95°F to 176°F, plus each bag comes with a cotton towel, detox wraps and a controller. Lifepro's sauna blanket is crafted with low-EMF carbon fiber heating and non-toxic waterproof PU and PVC layers. It also has an auto shut-off and an adjustable timer (5–60 minutes).
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Sam Hopes is a level 3 qualified trainer, a level 2 Reiki practitioner and fitness editor at Tom's Guide. She is also currently undertaking her Yoga For Athletes training course.
Sam has written for various fitness brands and websites over the years and has experience across brands at Future, such as Live Science, Fit&Well, Coach, and T3.
Having coached at fitness studios like F45 and Virgin Active and taken on both 1:1 and group, Sam now primarily teaches outdoor bootcamps, bodyweight, and kettlebells.
She also coaches mobility and flexibility classes several times a week.
Sam has completed two mixed doubles Hyrox competitions in London and the Netherlands and finished her first doubles attempt in 1:11.
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