Jordan's Irish Boxing has it's own sports recovery zone with services tailored to help you restore your body’s physiological and psychological state after exercise, injury, surgery or any time. Our services like cryotherapy, far infrared therapy, and IV therapy can help heal damaged tissue, reduce fatigue and replenish energy. Call to schedule.
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Pro athletes are turning to cryotherapy for rapid, localized relief from intense training. It reduces muscle soreness, inflammation, and swelling, enabling faster return to training. By freezing specific injured or overused tissues, it accelerates healing, decreases pain perception (analgesia), and reduces muscle breakdown.

Far Infrared therapy increases blood circulation, improve tissue recovery, reduce inflammation, and eliminate toxins from the body. A session can raise your core temperature enough to produce a full sweat response. It penetrates 1.5 inches below the skin surface to reach muscles, joints, and connective tissue where surface heat can't.
Soreness clears and stiffness melts.

IV therapy for athletes provides rapid rehydration, instant nutrient absorption, and accelerated recovery by delivering fluids, electrolytes, vitamins, and amino acids directly into the bloodstream. It helps reduce muscle soreness, combat fatigue, and support immune function, allowing for faster return to training and improved performance. (Coming Soon)


Competitive athletes using cryotherapy as a regular part of recovery usually benefit from 2–4 sessions per week, depending on training volume. It’s not necessary to apply after every workout unless the load is especially high or there’s a history of chronic pain.
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For athletes dealing with a sudden strain or sprain, early-stage inflammation control is critical. Localized cryotherapy can be done 1–2 times per day for the first 72 hours post-injury. After the initial phase, reduce to 3–4 sessions per week until pain subsides and range of motion improves.

For individuals recovering from orthopedic surgeries such as ACL repair, shoulder decompression, or meniscus procedures, localized cryotherapy supports pain management and reduces edema.

For ongoing issues like boxer's fracture, arthritis, tendinitis, or bursitis, localized cryotherapy serves as a symptom management tool. In these cases, results tend to be cumulative, requiring several sessions before improvements in mobility or discomfort become evident.

Infrared sauna blankets are highly effective recovery tools for sports athletes. By penetrating deep into muscles and tissues with far-infrared heat, they accelerate post-workout recovery, reduce delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS), and improve circulation for tired, aching limbs.
Key Benefits for Athletes
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30 Minute Session - $50
Packages of 4 - $180