Why Athletes Are Using Infrared Sauna for Recovery
From runners and cyclists to CrossFit athletes and busy parents supporting youth sports, recovery has become a major focus for maintaining consistent performance and overall well-being.
From runners and cyclists to CrossFit athletes and busy parents supporting youth sports, recovery has become a major focus for maintaining consistent performance and overall well-being.
Fill your tub with cold water.
Throw in some ice if you want.
Use a cheap thermometer.
Sit in it for 40 seconds to 2 minutes.
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You’ll get significantly better results when you combine it with infrared sauna.
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