Contrast Therapy

Experience Movement and Restorative Care Like Never Before

At Marathon Pilates, we are dedicated to helping you move, restore, and thrive through a holistic approach to wellness. As part of our commitment to supporting your health journey, we are excited to introduce Infrared Saunas, Cold Plunge Therapy, and Contrast Therapy to our range of services. These restorative therapies align seamlessly with our Pilates-focused model, enhancing recovery, improving overall well-being, and creating a space where wellness becomes a joyful and accessible part of your everyday life.

Contrast Therapy: The Perfect Balance

Contrast Therapy combines the healing power of heat and cold for a dynamic recovery experience. Alternate between our infrared saunas and cold plunge pools to maximize the benefits of both:

By integrating Contrast Therapy into your routine, you’ll experience a balanced approach to wellness that supports both your body and mind.

How It Fits Us

At Marathon Pilates, we believe wellness is about more than just movement, it’s about recovery, balance, and creating a sustainable lifestyle. Our new restorative care services are designed to complement your Pilates practice by:

By combining the power of movement with restorative care, we are creating a space where wellness is accessible, joyful, and transformative for everyone. Ready to elevate your wellness journey? Explore the benefits of Infrared Saunas, Cold Plunge Therapy, and Contrast Therapy at Marathon Pilates today!

Contrast Therapy

(Combination of Sauna and Cold Plunge)

Benefits:

Contraindications:

Same as for saunas and cold plunges, especially for individuals with cardiovascular concerns or extreme sensitivity to temperature changes.

Contrast Therapy FAQ:

Start with the sauna for 10–20 minutes, followed by a 1–2-minute cold plunge. For women, we lilke 1 ½ minutes. Repeat the cycle 2–3 times.

Heat dilates blood vessels, increasing circulation, while cold constricts them, reducing inflammation. This creates a “pumping” effect for recovery.

Yes, but listen to your body and adjust based on your comfort level.

Contrast therapy supports the body’s recovery process, enhances flexibility, and reduces soreness, allowing clients to perform at their best during classes.