Recovery and regeneration

Recover. Restore. Reset.

Recovery Room · Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen

Recovery is an intentional part of building resilience, supporting performance, and helping your body and mind reset.

Built to Rise combines evidence-informed recovery and wellness practices to support training, healing, and overall well-being. Use them independently or as part of a personalized Built to Rise pathway.

Recovery Room: Infrared Sauna · Cold Plunge · Red Light Therapy · Contrast Therapy · Compression Boots

Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen: Individual sessions and multi-session packages available.

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Infrared sauna

Infrared sauna uses radiant heat to warm the body, increasing skin temperature, heart rate, and peripheral blood flow while promoting relaxation. The heat exposure can help reduce muscle tension and perceived soreness, support circulation, and create a calming physiological response that may support stress reduction and overall well-being. For active individuals, sauna can be a valuable addition to a recovery routine; for the everyday user, it offers an opportunity to slow down, decompress, and restore.

Best For: Relaxation • Muscle Tension • Circulation • Stress Relief • Post-Training Recovery

cold plunge

Cold-water immersion creates an immediate physiological response as blood vessels constrict and the nervous system responds to the sudden change in temperature. Following exposure, circulation increases as the body naturally rewarms. Cold immersion may help reduce perceived muscle soreness and fatigue following strenuous exercise and can provide a powerful sense of alertness and mental reset. Learning to regulate your breathing and remain composed during controlled cold exposure can also make the experience a unique practice in focus and stress regulation.

Best For: Muscle Soreness • Post-Training Recovery • Alertness • Mental Reset • Resilience

Contrast Therapy | Hot + Cold

Contrast therapy alternates heat and cold exposure, creating repeated changes in blood-vessel dilation and constriction. Heat promotes vasodilation and increased peripheral circulation, while cold produces vasoconstriction and reduces blood flow to the extremities. Alternating between the two creates a dynamic circulatory response that may help reduce perceived soreness and support recovery after physical activity. Beyond the physical benefits, moving intentionally between heat and cold provides a stimulating yet restorative experience that leaves many people feeling refreshed and re-energized.

Best For: Full-Body Recovery • Muscle Soreness • Circulation • Post-Training Fatigue • Re-Energizing

red light therapy

Red and near-infrared light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation, uses specific wavelengths of light that interact with cells and may influence cellular energy production and signaling. Research suggests photobiomodulation may support tissue recovery, help modulate inflammation, and reduce muscle soreness when used appropriately. Unlike heat-based therapies, red light works through light exposure rather than significantly heating the body, making it an easy, low-impact recovery tool for both athletes and individuals focused on general wellness.

Best For: Tissue Recovery • Muscle Recovery • Soreness • Cellular Support • General Wellness

compression boots

Pneumatic compression boots use sequential air pressure around the legs to repeatedly compress and release the tissues. This mechanical pressure supports venous return and movement of fluid through the limbs, which can temporarily reduce feelings of heaviness and swelling after prolonged activity. For athletes, compression can be a comfortable tool for managing post-training fatigue and perceived soreness; for everyday recovery, it provides a relaxing way to put your feet up, decompress, and support circulation after long periods of standing, sitting, working, or traveling.

Best For: Tired or Heavy Legs • Post-Training Recovery • Circulation • Prolonged Standing or Travel • Relaxation

MILD HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY

Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (mHBOT) combines increased atmospheric pressure with supplemental oxygen to create an oxygen-rich environment designed to support the body's natural recovery processes. As part of an integrated wellness and recovery plan, mild HBOT may be used to support recovery surrounding physical stress, demanding training, and periods when the body and brain would benefit from intentional rest and restoration.

Best For: Pre- & Post-Surgical Wellness Support · Athletic Recovery · Recovery Between Training Sessions · Cognitive Wellness & Mental Clarity · General Wellness & Resilience

SURGICAL RECOVERY SUPPORT

A supportive wellness option before or after surgery as part of a broader recovery plan. Mild HBOT provides a pressurized, oxygen-enriched environment that may complement physician-directed care, rest, nutrition, and other recovery strategies.

Best For: Pre-Surgical Wellness · Post-Surgical Recovery Support · Recovery Planning

ATHLETIC RECOVERY

Designed to complement training by providing athletes with dedicated recovery time between demanding sessions and competitions. Mild HBOT can be incorporated alongside sleep, nutrition, mobility, and other recovery strategies as part of a comprehensive performance plan.

Best For: Training Recovery · Competition Recovery · High Training Loads · Return-to-Performance Support

BRAIN & COGNITIVE WELLNESS

A quiet, controlled recovery environment that can be incorporated into a broader approach to cognitive wellness, recovery, and performance. For athletes and everyday clients alike, it provides dedicated time to decompress while supporting an intentional mind-body recovery routine.

Best For: Cognitive Wellness · Mental Recovery · Focus & Performance Support · Stressful or Demanding Seasons

WHOLE-BODY WELLNESS & RESILIENCE

Mild HBOT can also be incorporated into a proactive wellness routine focused on recovery and resilience. Rather than targeting a specific condition, sessions can complement healthy sleep, nutrition, movement, stress management, and other practices that support overall well-being.

Best For: General Wellness · Recovery · Resilience · Proactive Health Practices