Cold Plunge FAQs

Cold plunges can be beneficial for many people, but individuals with heart conditions, high blood pressure, or other medical concerns should consult a healthcare professional before using one. Pregnant women and people with circulation problems should also seek advice before using a cold plunge tub.

For beginners, it’s recommended to start with shorter immersion times of 1-2 minutes and gradually increase to 3-5 minutes as you become more accustomed to the cold. Always listen to your body and exit if you feel uncomfortable.

Regular use of a cold plunge tub can help reduce muscle soreness, speed up recovery after exercise, boost circulation, reduce inflammation, improve mental clarity, and enhance overall well-being.

A cold plunge tub is a pool or tub filled with cold water, typically between 50°F and 59°F, used for cold therapy. It works by immersing the body in cold water for a short period, which helps reduce inflammation, promote muscle recovery, and improve circulation. This can be achieved either by manually filling an ice bath, or using a cold plunge tub that automates the process of maintaining the desired temperature for convenience.