Cryotherapy in Clarksville, TN
Subzero: The Original Localized Cryotherapy Handheld
First introduced in France in 2001, Subzero is the original targeted cryotherapy handheld, trusted by more than 10000 spa and cryo center owners, sports trainers, physical therapists, and chiropractors around the world.
With an unparalleled suite of accessories and reputation for reliable quality, Subzero continues to lead innovation in localized cryotherapy.
Sports recovery and readiness
(reduce pain & inflammation)
Orthopedic clinics, athletic trainers and physical therapy practices have begun leveraging the localized cryotherapy technique for its remarkable advantages, especially in swiftly alleviating pain and reducing swelling and inflammation. They now offer comprehensive service packages not just to individual patients, but when appropriate, to entire teams, catering to the needs of 11 to 24 athletes simultaneously, throughout entire seasons.
Given that each cryotherapy session typically lasts only around three minutes, orthopedic clinics and centers can efficiently accommodate multiple teams within a single day.
Utilizing a smaller, highly portable tank, this cryotherapy approach can be deployed directly on the field, pitch, track, or court. It effectively addresses injuries, enabling athletes to expedite their recovery process and swiftly return to their respective games.
FAQs About Cryotherapy
Q1: What is localized cryotherapy and how does it work?
A: Localized cryotherapy uses a handheld device (the Subzero) to apply targeted cold therapy directly to a specific area of the body. The cold exposure helps reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation in that localized region — typically in a session of about three minutes.
Q2: How long does a cryotherapy session take?
A: A typical localized cryotherapy session lasts approximately three minutes, making it a quick and efficient treatment option. Multiple areas or patients can often be addressed in a single visit.
Q3: Who can benefit from cryotherapy?
A: Cryotherapy is beneficial for a wide range of people — from athletes recovering from injuries to patients dealing with chronic pain and inflammation. Orthopedic clinics, physical therapists, and chiropractors commonly use it for sports recovery, post-injury treatment, and pain management.
Q4: Is cryotherapy safe?
A: Yes. Localized cryotherapy has been used by healthcare professionals including chiropractors, physical therapists, and sports trainers worldwide since it was first introduced in France in 2001. Because it is applied only to a targeted area (rather than the whole body), it is considered a safe and well-tolerated treatment for most patients.