A pitch for an automated Theragun for hikers with sore muscles. Two designs: a bed-mounted device that moves the gun across your body like a conveyor belt, and a wall-mounted unit you lean against while it oscillates. Hands-free recovery.
Startup idea for all the hikers out there. You know when you're sore after a long hike, your legs are hurting, your back is hurting, you take a Theragun and you push it on your leg or your back, but it's a super like awkward process, right? And it's kind of annoying to hold it there when you're in pain. That's why there should be an auto Theragun. It straps over your bed and then moves across your body. Okay, I haven't figured out the exact science, but something like a, you know, like a conveyor belt for the Theragun above your back. Another option is you strap your Theragun to your wall and you just lean back and forth and back and forth. All right, patent pending, Auto Theragun. Watch out.
