Sports performance and injury recovery

Training places stress on the body.

Muscles are challenged. Small amounts of tissue damage occur. Energy stores are depleted. Inflammation rises. And your body needs time to repair and adapt before you're ready to perform at your best again.

Our recovery therapies are designed to support that process — helping your body recover between training sessions, competitions and periods of high physical demand.


It can be used:

After intense training
Supporting your body following demanding sessions or competitions.

Between sessions
Helping you recover when training days are close together.

During heavy training blocks
Supporting recovery when physical demands are consistently high.

During rehabilitation
Complementing appropriate physiotherapy and rehabilitation following injury.

Before your next challenge
Helping you arrive at your next training session feeling ready to perform.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy

Supporting recovery from the demands of training

During hyperbaric oxygen therapy, you breathe concentrated oxygen in a pressurised chamber.

The increased pressure allows more oxygen to dissolve into the blood plasma, increasing oxygen availability throughout the body.

Oxygen is fundamental to how the body produces energy and repairs tissue.

HBOT supports:

  • Recovery from exercise-induced muscle stress and damage

  • Oxygen availability to working and recovering tissues

  • Metabolic recovery following intense exercise

  • The body's natural tissue-repair processes

  • Recovery during periods of high training load

In simple terms:helping get more oxygen to the tissues recovering from hard training.

Oxydise Soft-Sitting 1.5 ATA Chamber

Designed for consistent, clinical-grade hyperbaric sessions.

  • Professional-grade, UKCA-compliant soft-shell system designed for safe, self-operable use at home, in clinics, or wellness spaces.

  • Delivers gentle 1.5 ATA pressure and 90–96 % oxygen purity, helping support energy, circulation, recovery, and overall wellbeing.

  • Includes a medical-grade oxygen concentrator (no external tanks required) and a quiet, air-conditioned compressor for optimal comfort.

Our Tech

Red & near-infrared light therapy

Helping your body recover between sessions

Red and near-infrared light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation, uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate biological activity within cells.

For athletes, this supports muscle recovery, reduces pain and helps restore physical function following exercise or injury.

Research involving injured athletes has also found potential benefits for musculoskeletal pain and return to play.

For sports recovery, red and near-infrared light may support:

  • Recovery of muscle strength after exercise

  • Muscle recovery following intense training

  • Exercise-related muscle stress and fatigue

  • Musculoskeletal pain and discomfort

  • Recovery following injury

  • The body's natural cellular repair processes

In simple terms:giving your cells an additional stimulus to support recovery after you've pushed your body hard.

Contrast therapy. Cold immersion, infrared-sauna.

Cooling the body after hard exercise

Cold water immersion exposes the body to cold temperatures following exercise.

Cold causes blood vessels near the surface of the body to constrict and changes tissue temperature and circulation. Research has found that cold-water immersion supports recovery of muscle soreness and physical performance following strenuous exercise.

Cold immersion can help support:

  • Recovery from exercise-induced muscle soreness

  • Recovery of muscle function

  • Perceived recovery after demanding exercise

  • Recovery between closely spaced training sessions

  • The management of fatigue following intense physical activity

In simple terms: cooling the body after you've pushed it hard, helping you feel more ready for what comes next.

Infrared Sauna

Warming the body after hard exercise

Sauna exposes the body to controlled heat, raising core and skin temperature and increasing blood flow to the skin.

For athletes, sauna is used as part of a wider recovery routine following training and competition. The heat encourages relaxation and supporst the body's transition from exercise into recovery.

Sauna can help support:

  • Relaxation following demanding exercise

  • Blood flow and circulation

  • Recovery following training

  • Muscle comfort and perceived recovery

  • Sleep and the wider recovery routine

  • Adaptation to heat when used as part of an appropriate training programme

In simple terms: using controlled heat to help your body unwind, relax and transition from training into recovery.

PEMF

Supporting muscles as they recover

PEMF — pulsed electromagnetic field therapy — uses electromagnetic fields to interact with the body.

For athletes, PEMF has been studied as a recovery tool following strenuous exercise, particularly around delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS) and muscle function.

For sports recovery, PEMF may help support:

  • Recovery from delayed-onset muscle soreness

  • Muscle comfort following demanding training

  • Recovery of muscle function

  • The body's natural recovery processes

  • Recovery between training sessions

In simple terms: helping tired muscles recover after you've put them through their paces.

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Build hyperbaric oxygen therapy into a holistic recovery programme. Complementing oxygen delivery with relaxation and recovery.