CryoBuilt shares how most members are under-recovering and leaving a lot of potential gains and progress on the table by doing so.
We all know that overtraining in the gym can lead to diminishing gains and results. Using personal trainers or creating fitness regimens with off days, rotating muscle group, etc. certainly help, but it often isn’t enough. Almost all of us are under-recovering and leaving a lot of potential gains and progress on the table by doing so.
Cryotherapy is the leading and preferred recovery modality for millions of Americans and is only increasing in popularity, availability and demand. Cryotherapy has a plethora of benefits, namely, muscle recovery, increased blood flow and feel-good endorphins from brief, intense, yet comfortable cold exposure.
Adding cryotherapy to your gym provides members a quick, comfortable, and efficient way to stop under-recovering and get back to training quicker, faster, stronger.
The goal of cryotherapy is to achieve a 30 to 40 degree skin temperature drop in a short period of time — two to three minutes. This triggers body’s natural fight or flight response, causing blood to rush from the extremities to the core, protecting vital organs. After the session, freshly oxygenated blood is delivered throughout the body, aiding in healing and reducing inflammation. Cryotherapy can produce a fun, enjoyable, and beneficial experience that provides perfect synergies to members in the fitness industry and should not be overlooked when considering adding new services.
Not only is cryotherapy a great recovery and wellness service to offer existing members as an amenity, it can be a great way to generate additional revenue as well as bring in new members, and retain current members. The fitness industry is becoming more aware of the importance of wellness and recovery and have already started demanding these services to be offered in their gym.
If you are interested in adding cryotherapy to your fitness facility, electric cryotherapy systems are the most efficient and effective, offering continuous runtime at ultra-low temps, no need for additional staffing, costing only $5-10/day in electricity.
