A new whole-body cryotherapy chamber has been launched at The Good Practice, offering local residents access to a modern treatment designed to support recovery, reduce muscle soreness and improve overall wellbeing.
The Good Practice is based in Radlett, Hertfordshire in the quaint Battlers Green Farm and cryotherapy treatment start from just £50 per session.
Key Points:
- You receive protective clothing
- Temperature is -110 degrees
- Stand inside the chamber while cold air circulates around your body
- Be under professional supervision
- Process lasts 3 minutes
- £50 per session or £40 for members

What is Cryotherapy?
Cryotherapy is a wellness treatment that exposes the body to very low temperatures for a short period of time, usually between two and three minutes. The aim is to trigger a natural response in the body that may help with healing and recovery. It has become increasingly popular with athletes, people managing long-term pain, and those simply looking to support general health and energy levels.
The treatment works by placing the body in a specially designed chamber where cold air rapidly lowers skin temperature. This causes blood vessels to tighten temporarily. Once the session ends, the body warms back up and blood flow increases again. This process is thought to help deliver oxygen and nutrients to muscles and tissues, which may support recovery and reduce inflammation.
What Are The Benefits of Cryotherapy?
Many people use cryotherapy to help with muscle soreness after exercise. It is also commonly used by individuals with joint discomfort or stiffness. Some users report feeling less pain and improved movement after regular sessions. While results can vary from person to person, research suggests that cold therapy may help reduce inflammation, which is often linked to pain and delayed recovery.
Another widely reported benefit is improved energy and mood. The sudden cold exposure can trigger the release of endorphins, which are natural chemicals in the body linked to feelings of wellbeing. As a result, many people describe feeling refreshed, alert and energised after treatment.
Cryotherapy is also being explored for its potential role in sports recovery. Studies suggest that it may help reduce delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS), which is the stiffness and discomfort often felt one to two days after intense exercise. By supporting faster recovery, it may help athletes and active individuals return to training sooner.
In addition to physical recovery, some people use cryotherapy as part of a wider wellness routine. It is quick, non-invasive and does not require downtime, making it easy to fit into a busy lifestyle. Sessions typically last only a few minutes, but the effects can be felt shortly afterwards.
Safety is an important part of the treatment process. Before entering the chamber, individuals are assessed to ensure the therapy is suitable for them. Trained staff supervise each session, and clear guidance is provided throughout. Protective clothing is worn to safeguard extremities during exposure to the cold.
Cryotherapy is not suitable for everyone. People with certain medical conditions, such as severe cardiovascular issues or cold-related disorders, are usually advised to seek medical advice before trying it. However, for many healthy adults, it is considered a safe and well-tolerated treatment when used appropriately.
The introduction of the cryotherapy chamber reflects a growing interest in non-invasive wellness treatments that focus on recovery and prevention rather than just symptom management. Alongside other services such as red light therapy, the aim is to provide a more complete approach to health, supporting both physical recovery and everyday wellbeing.
There has been increasing demand for cryotherapy in the UK in recent years, particularly among people looking for alternatives to traditional pain relief methods. While it is not a cure for medical conditions, it is often used as a supportive therapy alongside exercise, physiotherapy and other healthcare treatments.
The new service is now available to book for both new and existing clients, with flexible appointment options and packages designed for regular use.
For those interested in improving recovery, managing soreness or simply trying a new wellness experience, cryotherapy offers a fast and modern option that continues to grow in popularity across health and fitness communities.