Therabody

Therabody

Therabody was built around the Theragun, a percussive massage device developed by chiropractor Jason Wersland in the mid-2000s. The company, headquartered in Los Angeles, is structured as a single-family office managing the Wersland family's wealth through Therabody Inc., the operating company that designs and markets recovery and wellness products. The family office's investment strategy is singular: it reinvests profits from Therabody's product lines — which include Theragun massage guns, JetBoots compression boots, SmartGoggles eye massagers, TheraFace skincare devices, and LED therapy panels — into product development, clinical research, and global distribution. Therabody sells direct and through retailers like Best Buy. It does not appear to maintain external investment portfolios or third-party capital. Geographic markets include the United States, Europe, and Asia. Therabody has not disclosed total assets or team size. It does not operate separate philanthropic vehicles or pision adjacencies beyond its core wellness device business. As of May 2026, the firm published clinical trial results on JetBoots PRO Plus showing reduced inflammation and improved muscle activation (per Therabody, May 2026). Therabody's structural differentiator is its single-asset, operating-company model — a family office that lives entirely inside the business it was built on, with no diversified external investment mandate. This contrasts with most family offices, which allocate capital across asset classes. The Wersland family's wealth remains concentrated in Therabody's brand and intellectual property.