Therabody is a global wellness technology company whose science-backed technology supports everyone, from elite athletes to first-time marathoners.
Through the partnership, Therabody will offer expert support and advice to TCS London Marathon participants during their training and on Event Day.
Monty Sharma, Therabody CEO and President, said: “It's fantastic to be partnering with the TCS London Marathon, one of the world's most iconic sporting events, bringing together people of all abilities who share a passion for activity.
“At Therabody, we believe recovery is an essential part of performance, helping people feel better, recover faster and keep doing what they love. We're incredibly proud to bring our science-backed recovery technology to participants throughout their journey, from training to the Finish Line and beyond.”
Hugh Brasher, CEO of London Marathon Events, said: “We are delighted to welcome Therabody as the Official Tech Recovery Partner of the TCS London Marathon. One of the biggest challenges for any marathon participant is getting to the Start Line in top condition. Therabody’s range of science-based technology products can support our participants throughout their training, helping them to be at their best on Event Day.”
Therabody will support TCS London Marathon participants from the moment they start training. Expert-led advice, research and practical recovery guidance will help participants look after their body and mind as the miles build.
Therabody’s range of products includes the Theragun to relieve muscle tension and soreness, JetBoots to support recovery between sessions, and SmartGoggles to help reduce stress and support better sleep, so every participant can enjoy their training journey with fresh legs.
The support continues through to the TCS London Marathon Running Show, where participants can get marathon-ready by trying Therabody's full range of products.
The 2027 Double TCS London Marathon will be a unique, one-off edition of the event, held over two days (Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 April), with 100,000 participants taking part.