
A cold plunge room can be a game-changer for relaxation and recovery. By exposing your body to cold temperatures, you can reduce inflammation and improve your mood.
The ideal temperature for a cold plunge room is between 50°F and 55°F. This temperature range allows for a safe and effective cold exposure.
Taking a cold plunge can be invigorating and refreshing. Many people find that it helps them feel more alert and focused.
Regular use of a cold plunge room can also lead to improved sleep quality and reduced muscle soreness.
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Benefits
Cold plunges can be a game-changer for your mental and physical well-being. Just like an intense workout pushes the limits of your body, a quick cold plunge every day can push the limits of your mind, making it easier to tackle daily tasks.
A cold plunge can also improve your mood by boosting endorphins and reducing depression symptoms. The cold shock response has a protective effect on the brain, which may reduce the risk of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's.
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Regular cold immersions can also boost your metabolism, supporting healthy weight management. By incorporating cold plunges into your routine, you can expect to see improvements in your overall physical and mental health.
Here are some key benefits of cold plunges:
- Improved blood flow and lymphatic circulation
- Reduced inflammation and alleviated pain
- Boosted metabolism and healthy weight management
- Improved immune system response and reduced fatigue
Mood
A daily cold plunge can give you a boost of endorphins, which can improve your mood.
Lack of norepinephrine has been linked to depression, and a cold plunge might help to reduce depression.
The evidence suggests that a cold plunge can be a simple yet effective way to improve your mood.
Energy
Taking care of your energy levels is essential to tackle daily tasks with ease. Plunging into cold water triggers the production of norepinephrine, a chemical that helps regulate attention, focus, and energy.
A daily cold plunge can increase your levels of norepinephrine, giving you a natural energy boost. This simple habit can make a big difference in your overall energy levels.
Contrast Therapy Benefits
Contrast therapy is a powerful tool for improving your overall health and wellbeing. It's essentially a workout for your blood vessels, improving circulation and reducing inflammation.
By alternating between hot and cold temperatures, you can reduce pain and repair damaged proteins and cells. This process also triggers the production of heat shock and cold shock proteins, which boost your immune system and speed up muscle recovery.
Regular contrast therapy has been shown to boost your metabolism, supporting healthy weight management. It's a simple yet effective way to take control of your health and wellbeing.
Here are some of the key benefits of contrast therapy:
- Improved blood flow and lymphatic circulation
- Reduced inflammation and alleviated pain
- Boosted immune system response
- Speeded up muscle recovery
- Reduced fatigue
- Protective effect on the brain, potentially reducing the risk of neurodegenerative diseases
Relax, Restore, Recover
You'll have access to a private recovery room featuring a cold tub, hot tub, and infrared sauna. The room also has a shower and towels.
Choose from 15, 30, 45, 60, or 75-minute sessions (or discounted package here) to tailor your experience.
The cold plunge is set at 51 degrees, the hot tub at 104 degrees, and the sauna reaches up to 170°F. This temperature range is designed to provide optimal benefits.
We recommend booking for at least 45 minutes to get the most out of your visit. This will give you time to relax and take advantage of all the facilities.
You'll receive a complete guide on how to best use the facilities if it's your first visit.
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Contrast Therapy
Contrast Therapy is a game-changer for your overall health and wellness.
Exposure to extreme temperatures triggers the production of heat shock and cold shock proteins, which repair damaged proteins and cells, improve immune system response, speed up muscle recovery, and reduce fatigue.
Regular cold immersions have been shown to boost metabolism, supporting healthy weight management. This is a great benefit for those looking to shed a few pounds or maintain a healthy weight.
Cold plunging is also essentially a workout for your nervous system, as you utilize the breath to relax the body and build resiliency to the stress and sensation of the cold.
By alternating between hot and cold temperatures, you can improve blood flow and lymphatic circulation, reducing inflammation and alleviating pain. This is especially beneficial for those who suffer from chronic pain or inflammation.
Here are some of the benefits of Contrast Therapy:
- Improved blood flow and lymphatic circulation
- Reduced inflammation and pain
- Boosted metabolism
- Improved immune system response
- Speeded up muscle recovery
Booking a Session & Protocol
You'll get a private room with an Infrared Sauna and Cold Plunge for an hour. The combination will leave you feeling amazing and happens to also be a great way to prepare for a deeper experience.
Our Cold Plunges are kept cool at about 45-50°F. You'll immerse yourself in the cold for a period of 1-4 minutes each time, depending on your tolerance levels.
There is a large digital clock on the wall to help you gauge your timing. You can use it to keep track of how long you've been in the cold.
Everyone is different, and it's okay if you can only last a few breaths. You're building a relationship with the cold, and it takes a bit of courage each time.
Inside the Room
Inside the Room, you'll find a space designed to help your body and mind recover from the stresses of daily life. The room is typically kept at a temperature of around 50°F (10°C) to 55°F (13°C).
The cold plunge pool is the centerpiece of the room, and it's where the magic happens. The pool is usually around 3-4 feet deep and can hold anywhere from 100 to 200 gallons of water.
The room itself is often a calm and peaceful space, with soft lighting and soothing music to help you relax. This ambiance helps you focus on your recovery and makes the experience even more enjoyable.
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IR Sauna
IR Sauna is a type of heat therapy that involves exposing the body to extreme temperatures. Ancient civilizations used water as a medium for transferring heat to the body for therapeutic purposes.
The use of heat therapy dates back to ancient times, where water was used to transfer heat to the body. There's wisdom in these early hydrotherapy practices.
Exposing the body to extreme temperatures has many benefits, which is why we're excited to offer hot/cold therapy as a new service.
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Inside the
Inside the room, you'll find a range of amenities designed to promote relaxation and rejuvenation. The private suites feature an Infrared Sauna to help you unwind.
The Plunge cold tub is a standout feature, offering clean, cold water with advanced cooling and filtration. This is a technique long used in sports medicine to aid muscle recovery and support mental well-being.
You can control the plunge temp to suit your needs, ranging between 39 - 57° F. Constant water circulation maintains quality and cleanliness, making it a safe and hygienic experience.
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Taking regular cold plunges can have a significant impact on your body. For example, you can expect to see a 5x increase in your norepinephrine levels, which can help with chronic pain.
To get the most out of the Plunge, we recommend using it for 11 minutes per week. This will help you achieve maximum benefits and make the most of your time in the room.
Here are some key facts about the Plunge:
- Control the plunge temp ranging between 39 - 57° F
- Constant water circulation maintains quality and cleanliness
- 5x your norepinephrine levels to help chronic pain
- We recommend 11 mins/week to achieve maximum benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you have a cold plunge indoors?
Yes, you can have a cold plunge indoors, but it's essential to place it in a waterproof area, such as a tiled room, to minimize mess.
Who should avoid cold plunges?
Avoid cold plunges if you have a history of heart problems, high blood pressure, diabetes, poor circulation, or Raynaud's phenomenon, which can affect blood flow to your fingers. If you're reasonably fit and healthy, cold plunging can be a safe and beneficial practice.
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