The Classic Heat Room for Total Recovery.

Our traditional saunas use dry heat to raise your core temperature, encouraging deep sweating, improved circulation and a powerful full body reset.
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How Traditional Sauna Therapy Works

The dry heat in a traditional sauna raises core body temperature, opening pores, improving blood flow and encouraging the body to sweat out toxins. This natural heat therapy supports muscle recovery, joint health and overall vitality.
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Benefits of Traditional Sauna

Promotes deep sweating and detoxification

Helps remove toxins and supports skin health.

Eases muscle and joint stiffness

Relaxes tight muscles and soothes sore joints.

Improves circulation and heart health

Increases blood flow and supports cardiovascular function.

Supports relaxation and mental clarity

Calms the nervous system and helps reduce stress.

Boosts immune function

Encourages natural defence mechanisms to stay strong.

What to Expect

Session Length

10 to 20 minutes depending on comfort level

Comfort

Hot, dry air that delivers a powerful detox effect

Frequency

2 to 4 sessions per week recommended

Safety

Clean, ventilated saunas with temperature control

Many users report feeling lighter, clearer and deeply relaxed after a session, with regular use improving resilience and overall wellbeing.
Line up of three infrared saunas un the 'Heat Zone' of a P3 Recovery Centre

Who It’s For

Traditional sauna therapy is ideal for anyone looking for a time-tested method to relax, recover and promote long-term health.

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FAQs

Some of our most frequently asked questions

Is traditional sauna safe?

Yes. When used responsibly, traditional saunas are safe and widely used around the world.

How hot does it get?

Temperatures can reach 70 to 90 degrees Celsius for an intense but rewarding sweat.

How often should I use a sauna?

2 to 4 times per week is recommended for most people.

Can I combine this with other therapies?

Yes. You can follow your sauna with a cold plunge for a one-way contrast therapy effect. Do so with care and be aware of your limits. Consult your doctor if you have medical conditions or safety concerns.

Who should not use this service?

Traditional sauna therapy may not be suitable if you have cardiovascular problems, heat intolerance, uncontrolled high blood pressure or certain chronic conditions. Pregnant women should also consult a healthcare professional before using the sauna.

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