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The Coolest Recovery Modality

Cold Plunge XL

Temperatures as low as 39°F in your own private room. The full-body effects of cold plunging can be felt immediately, and ours connects directly to the sauna for a true Fire & Ice experience.

Private cold plunge room ❄️ As low as 39°F
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Feel it immediately

The full-body effects of cold plunging can be felt immediately. Cold exposure constricts and then flushes the vascular system, reduces inflammation and floods the body with energy and focus.

  • ✓Private XL plunge room: space to relax and breathe through it.
  • ✓Connected to the sauna: alternate hot and cold for contrast therapy.
  • ✓Guided for beginners: new to cold? We'll walk you through it.
Why It Works

Benefits of cold plunge therapy

01

Reduced Inflammation

Cold constricts blood vessels and helps calm sore, overworked muscles.

02

Faster Recovery

Bounce back quicker after training, competition or a long week.

03

Energy & Focus

A surge of alertness and clarity that lasts well beyond the plunge.

04

Mood Boost

Cold exposure supports a natural lift in mood and resilience.

05

Improved Circulation

The flush of blood flow nourishes tissue and speeds healing.

06

Better Sleep

Many members report deeper, more restorative sleep after plunging.

Fire and ice contrast therapy 🔥 Fire & Ice ❄️
Pair It Up

Hot meets cold

Because our plunge is connected to the infrared sauna, you can move straight from penetrating heat into the cold and back again. Contrast therapy amplifies circulation, recovery and that unbeatable post-session glow.

Good To Know

Frequently asked

Our XL cold plunge can reach temperatures as low as 39°F. We can guide first-timers on how to ease in.

Sessions are short by design, so even a few minutes delivers the benefits. Listen to your body and build up over time.

Absolutely. That's our signature Fire & Ice experience. The plunge connects directly to the sauna for easy contrast therapy.

Ready to take the plunge?