Cryotherapy in Hradec Králové

Local cryotherapy at FOXYLIFE uses a Cryofén device that delivers liquid nitrogen vapour to a targeted area of the body rather than the whole body at once. The treatment is applied for five to ten minutes to specific joints, muscles, or skin areas where the client experiences pain, inflammation, or sports-related strain. Because the cold is focused rather than systemic, local cryotherapy is a practical complement to whole-body sessions for athletes with a specific injury site, or as a standalone option for localised conditions. The Cryofén is a professional liquid nitrogen applicator that achieves the same cryogenic temperature range as the whole-body sauna but concentrates its effect precisely where needed.

Whole-body cryotherapy at FOXYLIFE uses an Aurora Cryosauna that drops to between −110°C and −180°C — a premium range that reaches colder than most local alternatives. Sessions last two to three minutes while an operator remains present throughout, and clients breathe normal room air with their head above the cabin. The dry nitrogen environment eliminates the moisture discomfort of an ice bath, making the thermal shock more tolerable and more consistent. FOXYLIFE recommends a minimum course of 10 sessions, ideally 15–20 over consecutive weeks at a frequency of two to three per week, for therapeutic benefits such as reduced joint inflammation, improved recovery times, and elevated mood from the endorphin release. The centre also offers localised cryotherapy using a Cryofén device targeting specific body areas. Group pricing and a combined hyperbaric-cryo package are available.