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Cold Exposure Exercises

Ice baths and cold therapy for recovery and resilience.

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Cold Shower Protocol

Start warm, end with 30 seconds cold. Gradually increase cold duration. Boosts dopamine and reduces inflammation.

Beginner
3 min
Pro

Cold Walk

Walk outdoors in cold weather with minimal clothing. Build cold tolerance gradually. Finnish tradition of taking fresh air.

Beginner
15 min
Pro

Face Dunking

Submerge face in ice water for 15-30 seconds. Activates the dive reflex, instantly calming the nervous system.

Beginner
1 min
Pro

Ice Bath Advanced

Extended cold exposure at 2-5°C for 5-10 minutes. For experienced practitioners. Listen to your body.

Advanced
10 min
Pro

Ice Bath Beginner

Your first ice bath: 10-15°C water for 2 minutes. Focus on slow breathing. Exit calmly without rushing.

Beginner
2 min
Pro

Ice Bath Intermediate

Cold plunge at 5-10°C for 3-5 minutes. Maintain calm breathing. Focus on embracing the cold, not fighting it.

Intermediate
5 min

About Cold Exposure

Ice baths and cold therapy for recovery and resilience.

Explore our complete collection of cold exposure exercises with detailed instructions, breathing cues, and safety guidelines. Each exercise includes duration recommendations and difficulty levels to help you progress safely.

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