"When the workout is over and it's time to recover, we have a short list of things we’d like to do to help us relax: get a full-body massage; take a nice hot shower; maybe sip a protein shake and play some X-Box. An ice bath doesn’t immediately come to mind. But according to many top strength coaches who work with pro athletes, soaking in a tub full of ice is something that can make a big difference in the way your body recovers." For full article, CLICK HERE
ECB Spas in the new changing rooms at Twickenham
New ECB Cold Spas in custom colors for England Rugby sit alongside the original ice baths from the 1930's in the new changing rooms at Twickenham Stadium.
NFL Player Kroy Biermann Installs Cold Spa
Kroy Biermann of the Atlanta Falcons installs a new ECB Cold Spa in his Georgia home!
Football Association of Wales
The FAW open new facility in Newport...
The Football Association of Wales has opened the new facility in Newport, Wales. Boasting state of the art equipment, including four ECB Cold Spa units, the centre is intended to boost the nations football identity.
The FAW wanted the units in their own colours and using their own logos.
Olympic Gold Medalist in the ECB Cold Spa
Olympic gold medalist Chad Le Clos & his brother having a hydro treatment in the ECB cold spas installed at Prime HP, South Africa. Chad won a gold medal in swimming at the 2012 Olympics!
Dr. Travis Stork of the TV show "The Doctors" takes an Ice Bath
See what "The Doctors" have to say about cryotherapy... Dr. Travis Stork of the CBS TV show The Doctors takes an ice bath! Click below to watch the video segment...
Dr. Travis Tries Cryotherapy
E.R. physician Dr. Travis Stork tries cryotherapy, which promises to reduce swelling, tissue breakdown, pain. The water needs to be a cool 50 degrees, and you’ll need to stay in the tub for 15 – 20 minutes to get the full effect.
Joey Votto installs ECB Cold Spa
Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto has installed an ECB Cold Spa in his home gym
ECB Cold Spa Supplying The FA
The FA's St Georges park finally opens...
Officially opened by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in October 2012, The FA's state of the art training facility is leading the way in sport technology.
The aim of the complex is to train to a higher level both coaches and players, by installing the very best equipment, including 3 ECB Ice Baths.
The complex is based just outside Burton on Trent, Stafordshire, in over 330 acres of land. Boasting 11 football pitches (including indoors), a hydrotherapy suite, medical suites, gyms and ECB Ice Baths in two of the changing rooms.
