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a b c d e f g h Elizabeth Quinn (September 30, 2008). "After Exercise – Does an Ice Water Bath Speed Recovery?". About.com . Retrieved 2011-08-14. After Exercise Ice Bath – Does It Help Recovery? Co-founder of Lumi Therapy, Gavin Teague, agrees on easing into it, 'I always recommend starting your journey slowly without forcing it. Remember, it is only for your own benefit, and everyone is different.' 2. Breathe Stepping out of the ice bath, a shift occurs. Your blood vessels expand, referred to as vasodilation, and a rush of fresh blood surges into the muscle tissue. This influx delivers oxygen and vital nutrients, playing a crucial role in the healing process. When you’re ready to enter the ice bath, the key is to simply ease into it. It starts before your feet touch the water. Here are several things to remember:

The temperature of an ice bath, says Gardner, needs to be approximately 10–15° Celsius or 50–59° Fahrenheit. Time in ice bath There will always be research that will support both sides of this debate,” he says. “Although much of the research is inconclusive, I side with current best management of professional athletes who regularly use ice baths.” Study limitations For those pushing their limits, ice baths might just hold the benefits you need to recovery from intense activities. Reduced inflammation, relieved muscle soreness, and a bolstered immune system make this age-old method at least worth consideration.

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Another way to gain the benefits of ice on sore muscles is to use the Hunters Reaction/Lewis Reaction method by following the 10-10-10 format.

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Some of my favorite resources when it comes to discovering new benefits of cold plunging and sauna therapy include Dr. Tracy Zaslow from Cedars-Sinai, Dr. Susanna Soberg (author of Winter Swimming) and Dr. Andrew Huberman. If you wait an hour after the workout, he says some of the healing and inflammatory processes have already begun or have already finished. Hunter Reaction/Lewis Reaction Again, there’s still years of research needed on the long-term potential of ice baths, but there’s a lot of promise for this form of therapy even today. Investigative Study on Ice Baths a b Yael Averbuch (2011-04-28). "No Tweeting From the Ice Bath". The New York Times: Soccer . Retrieved 2011-08-13. I tell my body to do a lot of things: Run one more sprint. Strike 50 balls. Push through just 15 more minutes. Warm up. Cool down. Sit in an excruciating ice bath. According to Gardner, the greatest benefit of ice baths, most likely, is that they simply make the body feel good.