Normatec 3.0 compression
Sequential air compression through the legs. Supports circulation and gives a comfortable, passive twenty to thirty minutes after a hard session.
Home / Recovery Room
Compression, infrared sauna, PEMF, percussion, and a vibration platform — in a room with a door, not a corner of a gym floor.
What's in the room
Described by what they support. Recovery equipment is not medical treatment, and we won't tell you otherwise.
Sequential air compression through the legs. Supports circulation and gives a comfortable, passive twenty to thirty minutes after a hard session.
Radiant heat at a lower ambient temperature than a traditional sauna. Supports warmth and relaxation; most people use ten to twenty minutes.
A heated mat combining infrared warmth with low-level pulsed electromagnetic fields. Supports a calm, warm reset between training days.
Handheld percussive tools with a range of heads. Useful before training as part of a warm-up, and after as a general down-regulation.
A stable platform used for light movement and warm-up work. Short exposures, a minute or two per position.
Full-length LED panels emitting red and near-infrared light. You lie or stretch on them for ten to twenty minutes. Low heat, nothing to operate, no sensation beyond warmth.
The room is private and bookable. Recovery you actually do is worth more than recovery you intend to do, and a door helps.
Access
You don't need to be a coaching client to use the Recovery Room. Members get it unlimited at no extra cost.
| Access | Price |
|---|---|
| Single drop-in visit | $25 |
| Unlimited monthly | $125 / month |
| With any IMS membership | Included |
Sessions are booked in advance so the room stays private. Call (619) 937-1434 or use the booking page.
A note on claims
Recovery equipment gets marketed with a lot of confident language about detoxification, inflammation, and metabolic effects. We describe what these tools support — circulation, warmth, relaxation, comfortable movement — and leave it there. If you have a medical condition or a specific injury, talk to a licensed healthcare provider about whether any of this is appropriate for you.
Start here
The free Movement Assessment gives you a clear read on how your joints are moving right now and what a program would actually address. You leave with that either way.