06 August 2021
Today we’re talking blue light and hormones. Why? These are important topics that affect everyone right now – as we lead lives increasingly plugged into devices and exposed to artificial blue light. And, as pioneers in the wellbeing industry with a great tool for improving people’s wellness, we think it’s important to look at the myriad ways we can hack our lifestyles to boost wellbeing.
Read More20 July 2021
In this article, we’re going to hone in on one of the key factors which makes float therapy beneficial for sport recovery: blood lactate. We’ll be exploring the science behind this compound and how it works, and how adding floatation to your post work-out or training routine can be a real asset to your game.
Read More23 June 2021
We recently caught up with some of our clients who have started float centres with i-sopod, in different locations around the globe. We wanted to find out what motivated them to start a floatation business, and how they’re doing today.
Read More14 May 2021
We were excited to discover that the first ever MRI centred research on floatation therapy was recently carried out, exploring how floatation affects brain activity.
Read More15 April 2021
We recently checked in with Ray Thoma, owner and founder of The FloatSpot, Frisco USA, to hear the eventful story of how he came to set up his floatation business.
Read More12 March 2021
How often do you feel exhausted? Do you find yourself sleeping 8+ hours a night and still waking up feeling tired?
The answer isn’t simply sleep more. Nor is it necessarily to do with the quality of your sleep either…
Read More27 January 2021
What’s the connection between floatation and healthy brain function? How can floating in an isolation tank help the brain to function better? Here’s an exploration of how to improve brain function with floatation.
Read More05 December 2020
To help alleviate any prenatal discomfort many expectant mothers are turning to natural, holistic remedies and therapies which are proven to be effective and have long lasting benefits. Here are some of the ways in which floatation is a great choice for mums-to-be, facilitating pain relief and deep relaxation.
Read More18 November 2020
Understanding the symptoms of stress in the body can help in recognising the signs in your own body, to tailor your self care routine according to how and where stress flares up for you. In this article, we’re going to explore the impact stress can have on the body, whilst looking into some chronic stress conditions which are currently on the rise. We’ll then take a closer look at how floatation can directly help to relieve the stress and the pain. We’ll be looking at one important recent scientific study which investigates exactly this, and breaking down the results.
Read More26 October 2020
The ongoing pandemic is impacting us all, and whilst we may have been socially distanced from one another, we’ve been united by the commonality of the experience.
Here are some of the stresses and difficulties you may have been experiencing during the pandemic, and the ways in which floating can help.
Read More09 October 2020
Time to break things down to the basics: here’s a close look at floatation tanks, what to expect when you first try floating and how the tanks work their magic.
Read More05 October 2020
The environment of a floatation tank is the perfect setting in which to first try turning your gaze inwards. Whilst floatation is no substitute for a meditation practice, it can definitely be a good way to complement it, and even a useful gateway to starting meditation.
Read More21 August 2020
Yes! Floatation tanks are inherently safe when used by your average adult. Kids under 16 can use them, but should be supervised—always a good idea anyway, right? People with certain medical conditions should ask their medical practitioner or doctor if floatation tanks are right for them.
Read More14 February 2020
Floatation is used by world-renowned athletes to aid recovery, improve performance, and treat conditions. Learn more about float tanks and athletes here.
Read More01 December 2019
We are constantly bombarded by sounds, images, information, and the expectation that we can cope with all the pressure this sensory overload entails. This can be challenging for everyone, but particularly so for those who may live with neuro-developmental conditions such as Autism, Asperger syndrome and ADHD.
Floatation tanks can help with Autism, Asperger syndrome and ADHD. Find out more here.
Read More14 November 2019
The UFC recently opened “the world’s largest, state-of-the-art MMA training and development facility” in Shanghai, China. Learn why they installed a float tank at their new performance institute.
Read More25 October 2019
What do you think of when you think of floating in a sensory-deprivation tank? Science fiction? Or celebrities and athletes? Maybe even some of your fears? Whatever you think of now, what you should be thinking of is all the health benefits that floating provides. Floating has been scientifically proven to reduce pain, anxiety, depression, and stress. It is an amazing way to take care of your body and your mind (and it is not as scary as you think!) Here are the basics of floating and 5 major health benefits that it can produce for you.
Read More09 September 2019
For some of us, exercise can be a good walk with the dog or a yoga class but, if you are someone who participates in some kind of demanding sport, such as running, cycling or football, or seriously working out at the gym, you are probably aware of blood lactate. But what really is it?
Read More18 August 2019
We’re all pretty busy, aren’t we? There are so many demands on our time. Whether it’s studying, working, relationships or hobbies, we seem to be constantly on the go. Whilst it’s great to be busy with work and friends and family, more of us are realising the benefits of looking after ourselves and having a bit of ‘me time’.
Read More06 August 2019
Float tanks. Sounds great, right? Sounds easy and restful and, hey, isn’t it supposed to be hugely beneficial, both mentally and physically? Yes, it is! But there are a few things worth bearing in mind in order to get the best from your first floatation experiences.
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