Water surface, low light
Protocol 02

Plunge + Glow

Light + Cold Primer

Red light to prime the tissues, then a short cold plunge to switch on alertness without blunting training adaptation.

Duration
30min
Member
R260
Walk-in
R330
The sequence

Two modalities. One protocol.

Red LightIce Bath
01
Red Light
15 min15 min

Mitochondrial priming via cytochrome c oxidase. Training-safe.

02
Ice Bath
3 min3 min @ 10-12°C

Short alertness dose - norepinephrine spike, sub-clinical.

Evidence base

The science behind it.

Leal-Junior / Ferraresi / Forogh 2024

PBM at 660 nm + 850 nm is training-safe and supports mitochondrial function.

Roberts 2015

Short cold (<3 min) preserves the norepinephrine response without blunting training adaptation.

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Contraindications

Don't book this if…

Photosensitising medications; eye protection provided.

Pair with

Six more prescriptions.

Ready when you are

Recover with intent.

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