Arctic Dip
Three to five guided minutes in cold water. A sharp shock, then calm.
Guided by our floor team. Measured at JEH: Blood pressure checked before you go in.
What it supports
- ✓ Inflammation and muscle recovery
- ✓ Vagus nerve and stress resilience
- ✓ Alertness and mood
- ✓ Circulation
What you may notice
“A sharp shock, then calm. Alertness and a lifted mood afterwards.”
₦40,000
In Fire & Ice
Bookings are requests, subject to practitioner availability. We confirm every time on WhatsApp.
How a session runs
Blood pressure check
A quick reading before the plunge. Above our safety threshold, we hold the session.
Breathe in
Our team talks you through slow breathing as you lower in.
Three to five minutes
Stay as long as feels right, up to five minutes.
Warm up
Towel, robe and time to warm up.
Before you come
- •Bring swimwear, or use the robe and towel we provide.
- •Eat lightly beforehand.
Afterwards
- •Warm up gradually; avoid a hot shower straight away.
- •Move gently for a few minutes.
Often chosen for
Tell us before you book
If any of these apply, our medical doctor will check whether this session suits you, or suggest an alternative:
- ⚠ Heart condition
- ⚠ Blood pressure concern
- ⚠ Raynaud's phenomenon
- ⚠ Pregnant or trying to conceive
- ⚠ Respiratory condition
- ⚠ Open wounds or recent stitches
- ⚠ Feeling unwell today
Pairs well with
Questions
How cold is it?
Can I get out early?
Is it better in Fire & Ice?
Research
These studies are shared for context. They may have used different equipment, settings or groups of people from a session at JEH, and they are not a promise of results.
Machado AF, Ferreira PH, Micheletti JK, et al. · Sports Medicine, 2016
Review of cold water immersion after exercise and muscle soreness.
