Infrared Sauna

Experience Our Infarared Sauna

Our infrared sauna harnesses the power of advanced heating technology to deliver a range of warm infrared light directly to your body. By using specialised heaters, the sauna emits near, mid, and far infrared rays, which penetrate the skin and reach deeper layers for effective muscle healing and rejuvenation.

Health Benefits

Heart Health

Sauna on a regular basis as part of a healthy lifestyle can offer significant benefits for heart health. The heat generated in an infrared sauna enhances blood circulation, similar to the effects of moderate exercise, thereby improving cardiovascular functioning. This increased blood flow helps reduce blood pressure, lowers the risk of cardiovascular diseases, arthritis, and enhances heart rate variability, which is an important measure of heart health and stress response. These therapeutic effects collectively contribute to a healthier cardiovascular system and overall heart wellness.

Exercise Performance

Boost your endurance performance with regular infrared sauna usage. The heat exposure aids in improving circulation and increasing blood flow to muscles, which can enhance endurance and reduce muscle fatigue. Regular sauna use can also lead to adaptations like increased plasma volume and improved thermoregulatory mechanisms, which can significantly enhance overall athletic performance. Frequent sauna sessions may also substantially augment the benefits of physical activity and assist those who are unable to meet physical activity guidelines or are unable to exercise at all because of physical activity limitations.

Muscle Recovery

Infrared saunas play a pivotal role in enhancing muscle recovery, particularly after intense physical activity. The penetrating infrared heat helps to relax muscles, alleviate stiffness and reduce soreness, DOMS, and swelling after strength and endurance training by increasing blood circulation, which facilitates the transport of essential nutrients and oxygen to tired muscles. This improved blood flow also aids in the efficient removal of metabolic waste products like lactic acid, accelerating the recovery process and reducing the downtime between workouts.

Pain & Mobility

Infrared offer a therapeutic approach to managing pain and improving mobility. The deep heat effectively reduces muscle tension and joint stiffness, providing relief from chronic pain conditions such as arthritis and fibromyalgia. Enhanced circulation from the heat therapy also aids in reducing inflammation and promoting healing, which can improve joint mobility and flexibility. Regular use of an infrared sauna can thus be a beneficial adjunct in pain management and in maintaining and improving range of motion and overall physical function.

Immunity

The heat generated during a session elevates the body's core temperature, mimicking a fever-like state, which is a natural immune response to infection. This induced hyperthermic condition can stimulate and strengthen the immune system, increasing the production of white blood cells and antibodies. Additionally, the detoxification process, facilitated by intense sweating, helps to rid the body of toxins and pathogens, further bolstering the body’s immune defences and resilience against illness.

Longevity

Making sauna part of your regular routine can assist longevity by offsetting effects of inflammation and promoting overall health and wellness. The deep heating effect of the sauna has been linked to enhanced cellular repair and reduced oxidative stress, two factors that are crucial in slowing down the ageing process. Regular sauna use can also stimulate heat shock proteins, which are known to play a role in longevity by repairing damaged proteins and protecting cells from stress. By improving cardiovascular health, aiding in detoxification, and reducing chronic inflammation, infrared saunas can support a healthier, longer life, aligning with practices that promote longevity.

Heat Acclimation

The beneficial adaptation for both athletes and individuals in hot climates. The consistent exposure to the controlled, elevated temperatures of the sauna trains the body to cope better with heat stress. This acclimation process leads to physiological adaptations such as improved sweating efficiency, more stable core temperature control, and increased blood plasma volume. These changes enhance the body's ability to regulate temperature in hot conditions, improving tolerance to heat and potentially enhancing performance in warm environments.