Float, contrast therapy, the massage chair, and targeted cryo each reach a different part of what's actually hurting. Done in the right order, they do far more together than any one does alone.
Every package includes a 20-min massage chair ride · no experience needed · we walk you through everythingWhen something hurts, it's easy to think there's a single problem to fix. But most everyday pain is happening in several places at once — a guarded nervous system, sluggish circulation, tight muscle, and an inflamed spot that flares.
A cold plunge alone touches inflammation. A massage alone touches muscle. Each helps — but each only reaches one layer. The pain you actually feel is the sum of all of them, which is why "one thing" so often wears off by the next morning.
Stress and pain feed each other. A wound-up nervous system tightens everything and turns the pain signal up louder than it needs to be.
When blood and fluid aren't moving well, inflammation settles in and lingers. Stiffness and that "heavy" ache are the result.
Muscles guard around a sore area and hold tension long after the original strain. That mechanical tightness is its own source of pain.
Often there's one specific spot doing most of the shouting — a joint, a tendon, one angry patch that needs to be hit directly.
These aren't four separate appointments. Done in order, each step primes the next — so the body you bring into cryo at the end is nothing like the body you walked in with.
Weightless in 1,100 lbs of Epsom salt, your spine and joints unload completely and your nervous system drops into deep rest. This is the reset that lowers your guarding and quiets the pain signal before anything else touches the body.
Heat opens circulation, cold constricts, and cycling between them works like a pump — pushing fresh blood in and flushing inflammation out. On a relaxed body it moves far more than it could on a tense one.
Warm, loosened muscle is far easier to work than cold, guarded muscle. The chair targets the specific tension knots that hold pain in place — the mechanical layer the water and the plunge can't reach. It comes free with every package, used the same day.
The precise finish. A blast of CO₂ cold on the exact problem area constricts the vessels, then triggers a rebound rush of fresh blood as you warm — with a numbing, pain-quieting effect right where you need it most. Choose your spray size to match your area, or swap a large spray for a full Nervous System Reset.
Float resets the system. Contrast moves the fluid. The chair releases the muscle. Cryo cools the flare. Four layers, in the order that makes each one work harder.
Not sure where to start? Below you'll find three ways to build your session — pick the one that fits what's hurting, then add your cryo area.
Three ways to build your session, each with your choice of cryo spray size. Pick the combination that fits what's hurting.
Calm the whole system, then hit the exact spot. Best when stress and one specific area are both in play.
Choose your spray size
Move the fluid, flush the inflammation, then cool the flare. Best for stiffness, swelling, and post-training recovery.
Choose your spray size
All four layers, in order — float first, then contrast, chair, and cryo to finish. Best for stubborn or all-over pain that one thing hasn't fixed.
Choose your spray size
Your cryo is already included in the package price above — you just pick the size that covers your area. Each covers one single area.
Joint relief & small areas
Covers
Knees · ankles · wrists · elbows · fingers · toes · feet — the small joints that cause big problems.
Calves & quads
Covers
The larger muscle groups — calves · quads · hamstrings · biceps · forearms. Can also combine two small sprays.
Low back, shoulder & broad areas
Covers
Single glute · shoulder · upper back · mid back · lower back — broader regions that need more coverage.
Or swap it for a Nervous System Reset — the two-stage cold protocol that pulls the body out of fight-or-flight. Your call at check-in.
Hurting in more than one place? Text Mark and he'll sort out a custom quote.