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Infrared Sauna

This is your time to relax, restore, and recover in the gentle, penetrating heat of infrared light.

 

Why Infrared?

Infrared saunas offer a host of benefits, including:

 

*Improved circulation and muscle recovery

*Detoxification through enhanced sweating

*Stress reduction and better sleep quality

*Support for joint and chronic pain relief

 

Whether you’re easing sore muscles or simply in need of a little “me-time,” this sauna session is your new best friend.​​

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Accessing the Sauna:

​The infrared sauna is available exclusively to active Integrate Fitness members as part of their commitment to strength, recovery and wellbeing.

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Sauna sessions can be booked directly through Momence.

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As session numbers are limited, we recommend booking in advance to secure your preferred time.

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Cost:

​$30 for a 30 minute sauna. (45 minute timeslot)

Contraindications for Infrared Sauna Use:​​

While infrared saunas are generally safe for most people, certain individuals should avoid or consult a healthcare professional before use.

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Who Should Use with Caution or Avoid Infrared Saunas:​

  • Pregnant individuals: Infrared heat can raise core temperature, which is not recommended during pregnancy.

  • Children under 12: Children are more sensitive to heat and may not regulate temperature effectively.

  • Individuals with cardiovascular conditions: Including unstable angina, recent heart attack, or severe aortic stenosis.

  • Those with heat sensitivity or thermoregulatory disorders: Such as multiple sclerosis or anhidrosis.

  • People with silicone implants or prosthetics: Some materials may be sensitive to high heat; consult a physician or manufacturer.

  • Anyone with implanted medical devices: Pacemakers and defibrillators may be affected by infrared heat.

  • Individuals with certain skin conditions: Such as rosacea or eczema, which may flare with heat.

  • Anyone under the influence of alcohol or recreational drugs: These impair judgment and thermoregulation.

  • Individuals on medications that impair sweating or cause dizziness: Always consult a healthcare provider first.​​

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