THRIVE ^® Plunges

What Do Hot and Cold Plunges Have to Offer?

Some unique features of THRIVE Plunge Pool include:

Injury Prevention

One of the best ways to prevent injuries, such as muscle pulls and strains, is to relax tight muscles prior to rigorous activity. The THRIVE Plunge Pool reaches a temperature of 104 degrees, which raises body temperature, increases circulation and stimulates the release of endorphins. Water also creates buoyancy, reducing body weight and relieving pressure from muscles and joints. Relaxed muscles are more flexible, so they are at maximum performance for an exercise session with less strain.

Cold Therapy

Cold pool therapy (water 50 degrees) helps control joint inflammation and enhances muscle recovery, so patients or athletes can benefit from microtraumas in the muscle fibers without the side effects of delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). This type of therapy also promotes endorphin release and increased blood flow because of the shock of the cold water. Since cold therapy reduces soreness, pain and muscle inflammation, recovery occurs faster.

Circulation Jets

Circulation jets are positioned in order to promote efficient water circulation. The jets draw water into the circulation system, where it is filtered before returning to the pool. This circulation keeps the pool clean and sanitary.

Construction-Free

Easily fitting through a standard 36” doorway, the HydroWorx THRIVE requires just 43 square feet of floor space. Its setup is also simple, requiring only a 110-volt outlet for power with no plumbing needed. Once the plunge pool is filled with water, it is ready to be used. The THRIVE Plunge Pool is made from an acrylic tub, plastic siding and a wooden structure that provides temperature retention and long-lasting structural stability.

What Are the Benefits of Aquatic Therapy Equipment?

Our convenient therapy plunge pool uses leading technology to provide hot and cold water therapy techniques. The advantages of having a plunge therapy pool in your facility include:

• Adaptability to various weight-bearing capabilities.
• Reduced pain for users.
• The opportunity to increase lean muscle mass and strength.
• The ability for users to start rehabilitation sooner to accelerate the process and reduce inflammation.
• Quicker recovery.