Thu 1 May 2025 · Danny
You might’ve heard of heat shock proteins — those handy little molecules that help our bodies cope with stress like exercise or high temperatures. I picture them as a kind of school caretaker or janitor sweeping away all the crud from our cells.
Tue 22 Apr 2025 · Danny
If you've been hearing the buzz about cold water immersion (CWI) and its health benefits, you're not alone. From ice baths to sea dips, more and more people are diving in—and not just for the mental clarity and energy boost. There's growing interest in how cold water might support weight loss, and the science behind it is actually pretty exciting. Let’s get into it.
Tue 22 Apr 2025 · Danny
We hear it all the time — inflammation is bad. Something to fight, reduce, suppress. But that’s only half the story. Especially if you’re into movement, nature, cold water, or sauna — it’s worth understanding what inflammation actually is, and why you might not always want to switch it off. Because when it comes to cold immersion after exercise, the timing and intention matter more than you think.
Tue 22 Apr 2025 · Danny
You might have heard people talk about the benefits of cold water immersion – from morning cold showers to wild dips in rivers and seas. But what’s actually happening inside your body? One of the unsung heroes in all this is your lymphatic system – and cold water plays a surprisingly powerful role in helping it do its job.
Tue 22 Apr 2025 · Danny
A cold dip can wake up your immune system and protect long-term health. When you take to the cold water there’s a fascinating chain reaction inside your body that does far more than just wake you up. Cold water immersion (CWI) is increasingly being studied for its powerful effects on immune function, inflammation, and long-term health. Here’s what’s going on under the surface:
Sun 20 Apr 2025 · Danny
Sauna, Cold, Fasting & Breathwork – What’s the Point?
Sun 20 Apr 2025 · Danny
While cold water dips can benefit almost all people, there are situations where caution is essential. Your nervous system is doing some serious toggling between stress and calm—so it’s important to build up gradually. Whatever you have going on: The key is to acclimatise yourself to the cld shock slowly incrementally over time so that the shock is diminished and your system is not too stressed.
Sat 19 Apr 2025 · Danny
It’s not just good for training you to do things you don't like.
Thu 17 Apr 2025
Discover the powerful chain reaction your body goes through the moment you step into cold water—from the initial shock to the calm that follows
Wed 16 Apr 2025 · Danny
Every Body is Different – We’ll Meet You Where You Are