BYLT Well

Fitness, Preventative Care & Recovery

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  • A personal trainer can give you the tools and support that you need to reach a health and fitness goal. They can provide support, accountability, education, and a personalized plan of attack, so you may find working with one well worth the investment.

  • Power stretch is a form of stretching exercise that involves dynamic and controlled movements to increase flexibility, mobility, and muscle elasticity. Power stretching combines stretching with movements that engage muscles through their full range of motion. This method aims to improve muscle function, decrease muscle tension, enhance athletic performance, and reduce the risk of injuries by warming up muscles effectively before physical activity.

  • Balanced nutrition and regular exercise contribute to weight control, helping to prevent obesity and related health issues. Our specialist will provide a nutritional plan to help you reach your goal the best way possible.

  • Relieves stress and relaxes the body by releasing tension and fluid deep in the muscles to increase tissue metabolism. Increases blood and lymphatic circulation, which allow more oxygen and nutrients to reach the muscles.

    Theragun

  • Compression therapy benefits include improved circulation, reduced swelling, and accelerated muscle recovery. By using garments or devices that apply controlled pressure to the limbs, compression therapy helps to enhance blood flow and lymphatic drainage, which can alleviate fluid buildup and decrease inflammation. This promotes faster healing and reduces discomfort, making it particularly effective for athletes recovering from intense workouts or injuries. The improved circulation also helps to clear metabolic waste products from muscles, supporting overall recovery and performance.

    Compression

  • Using red or near-infrared light to stimulate healing, reduce inflammation, and promote overall wellness. It works by exposing the body to low levels of this light, which penetrates the skin and is absorbed by the cells, triggering various biological reactions. Red light therapy is used for treating skin conditions, promoting wound healing, reducing joint pain, and even improving muscle recovery.

    Red light

  • Cold plunge therapy involves immersing the body in cold water for a short period. Typically, this therapy involves submerging oneself in water that is much colder than typical room temperature, often around 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius) or lower. The idea behind cold plunge therapy is that the exposure to cold water can have various physiological benefits, such as reducing inflammation, improving circulation, speeding up recovery after exercise, and even potentially boosting mood and alertness. Many athletes and individuals interested in wellness incorporate cold plunge therapy into their routines to help with muscle recovery and overall well-being.

    Cold Plunge

  • Infrared saunas offer several benefits due to their unique heating method, which uses infrared light to penetrate the skin more deeply than traditional saunas. This deep heat promotes increased circulation, which can aid in muscle relaxation, pain relief, and enhanced detoxification. The heat also stimulates sweating, helping to flush out toxins from the body. Additionally, the infrared warmth can improve skin tone and texture by boosting collagen production. Overall, infrared saunas provide a more comfortable and effective way to achieve therapeutic results compared to conventional saunas. It heats your body directly and has benefits much like exercise- they improve cardiovascular health, increase circulation, lymphatic flow, and oxygenation, boost the immune system, decrease inflammation, and improve mood and sleep.

    Infrared Sauna

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Testimonial

  • Before (April 2023)

    Ryan Loya

  • After (Sept 2023)

    Ryan Loya

Corporate

had a moral boost

54%

higher job satisfaction

70%

made healthy changes

61%

Athletes

injuries occur at practice

62%

decrease in injuries

85%

satisfaction

100%

Persons

americans live with pain

59%

will see improvements

89%

satisfaction

100%