FAQs

  • Cold water therapy can produce an effect in as quick as 30 seconds. Research has shown all significant benefits maximize at around the 2–3-minute mark in duration. At Nordic Recovery we coach our clients to listen to their bodies and never overdo it. 2-5 minutes is more than enough time to fully realize the amazing benefits of cold-water therapy. With mental focus and training, you will be able to stay relaxed during the experience with minimal training.

  • It all depends on your desired outcomes.

    Ending on the cold is a great way to help the body produce more energy and use its own to power to heat back up. Recommended for morning sessions and mid-day.

    Beginning with cold water therapy and ending the session with the sauna or another therapy is a great way to relax the body and mind. Recommended for the evening time or before bed.

  • If you have congestive heart failure, COPD, uncontrolled hypertension or pregnant. A doctor’s note would be required before any participation may be deemed safe or effective.

  • Cold exposure to considered to begin at any temperature below 61 degrees Fahrenheit.

    At Nordic Recovery we have two cold water therapy tubs. One tub is set between 37-41 degrees Fahrenheit, and the other tub is set between 45-49 degrees Fahrenheit.

    The colder tub is great for enthusiasts and the milder tub is perfect for first timers and those who do not desire the more extreme side.