Frequently Asked Questions

How long Should I stay in a cold plunge and what is the recommended water temp?

Most sessions range from 2 to 5 minutes, depending on temperature and tolerance. Beginners may start with 30–60 seconds and build up gradually.

Ideal cold plunge temperatures range from 39°F to 55°F (4°C to 13°C) for therapeutic benefits.

How often should I use a cold plunge? Is it safe for everyone?

3–5 sessions per week is optimal for most people, though some high-performance users plunge daily.

Most healthy individuals can use cold plunges, but those with heart conditions, hypertension, or circulatory issues should consult a physician first.

What is the ideal temperature? How often should I use a sauna?

Traditional saunas: 170–195°F (77–90°C)
Infrared saunas: 120–150°F (49–65°C)

3–7 times per week is common. Regular use supports long-term health benefits.

What health benefits can I expect with a sauna? How do I know it is safe for me?

You can expect improved circulation, reduced muscle soreness, detoxification through sweat, stress reduction, improved sleep, and cardiovascular conditioning.

Generally yes, saunas are safe for everyone but individuals with cardiovascular issues, low blood pressure, or pregnancy should consult a healthcare provider.