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Wear swimwear or clothing you don’t mind getting wet. Bring a towel, flip-flops, and a dry change of clothes. Avoid heavy jewelry and keep valuables in lockers to protect them from moisture.
If you have heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, pregnancy, or other serious conditions, consult your physician first. Beginners should start with short immersions and follow staff guidance for safe acclimation.
There’s no strict limit; many guests complete two to four sauna-to-plunge cycles. Listen to your body, rest between exposures, stay hydrated, and stop if you feel dizzy, overly cold, or uncomfortable.
Yes — bring a towel and minimal personal items. Lockers or designated dry storage are available for valuables and electronics. Keep wet and dry items separated for safety and comfort.
You may notice improved circulation, reduced muscle soreness, heightened alertness, and mood uplift. Benefits vary by individual; consistent sessions and combining sauna cycles enhance recovery and resilience over time.
Beginners should start with 30–60 seconds and gradually increase as tolerated. Experienced users often stay one to three minutes. Always exit if you feel numbness, extreme shivering, or lightheadedness.