❄ Cold Plunge Therapy
Reset body and mind with an invigorating plunge.
Simple explanation
Cold plunge therapy is a short immersion in chilled water that refreshes your body, sharpens your mind, and boosts your mood.
How it works
- Prepare – Put on a swimsuit and grab a towel.
- Immerse – Ease into the cold plunge tub and stay for 1–3 minutes to start.
- Chill & circulate – Our RevX Wellness Check cold plunge uses a three-part system with a chiller, filtration unit, and tub to keep water cold and clean.
- Breathe & relax – Focus on slow breathing to calm your nervous system.
- Rewarm – Towel off and let your body warm naturally.
Why ours is the best
We use the RevX Wellness Check cold plunge, a professional-grade 3‑part system engineered for reliable cooling and advanced sanitation. You enjoy:
- Precise temperature control (high‑30s to low‑40s °F).
- Powerful filtration and ozone/UV sanitation for crystal‑clean water.
- Private suite and 24/7 member access.
The science
- Cold exposure constricts and then expands blood vessels, improving circulation and reducing inflammation.
- It triggers a release of norepinephrine and dopamine, boosting mood and mental clarity.
- Cold therapy can enhance immune function and metabolism.
Client experiences
- Athlete recovery – Sore muscles feel better and recover faster.
- Stress relief – A two‑minute plunge calms anxiety and sharpens focus.
- Energy boost – Clients replace afternoon coffee with a plunge for natural energy.
- Skin & anti‑aging – Reduced puffiness and tighter skin are often noted.
Combine it with other services
- Infrared sauna + cold plunge for contrast therapy.
- PEMF mat + cold plunge to promote cellular recovery.
- Sound bath + cold plunge for vibrational calm.
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Benefits at a glance
- Reduces inflammation & soreness.
- Boosts circulation.
- Enhances mood & alertness.
- Improves recovery.
- Increases resilience.
FAQ
How long should I stay? Begin with 1–3 minutes and increase gradually as you get comfortable.
What temperature is it? Typically mid‑40s to high‑30s °F, adjustable.
Is it safe? Yes for most people; consult your doctor if you have heart conditions.
What should I wear? A swimsuit; towels are provided.
Extras
- Pro tip: Practice deep breathing before plunging to reduce shock.
- Fun fact: Cold immersion can increase brown fat activity, helping regulate body weight.