What is HydroMassage?

by | Sep 5, 2018 | news | 0 comments

Product / Service Spotlight – Hydromassage

 By your Fitness Trainers at Century Fitness

 What is HydroMassage?

The HydroMassage bed uses warm, hydro-jet nozzles under a waterproof layer that massages the midline section of the body.  You can target certain areas, such as the back, or let the bed give you a full body massage.  The pressure, or force, of the massage jets are adjustable by the user along with target areas and speed.

Century Fitness offers the added service of HydroMassage.  Any member can take advantage of this convenient and healthy club feature.  One option is to purchase a HydroMassage session for only 50 cents per minute.  The second option for those who fall in love with the HydroMassage (so easy to do) is a simple upgrade to our Premier Plan for unlimited 10-minute sessions -only $9.99 additional per month. HydroMassage gives members the benefits of massage, in a very convenient way – just take off your sneakers and enjoy! HydroMassage beds provide a warm, relaxing, and rejuvenating experience.

When should I use HydroMassage?

Most commonly, HydroMassage water massage is enjoyed post-workout as a cool-down prior to leaving the gym.  In this case, it is ideal to have showered or at least cleaned up and changed into fresh clothes.  It can also be utilized before a workout to loosen tight muscles. However, many members visit the gym just to use the HydroMassage bed between workouts.

What are the benefits of using HydroMassage beds at the gym? Most people recognize that massage helps with overall wellness and is an important component to a healthy lifestyle. HydroMassage water massage benefits include:

  • Provides temporary relief of minor aches and pains
  • Reduces level of stress and anxiety
  • Deep relaxation provides feeling of well-being
  • Increases circulation in local areas where massaged
  • Relieves muscle soreness, stiffness, and tension

This article is intended to be provide knowledge of general health and fitness principles and is not medical advice.  Please consult with a physician if you have questions.