Staying in the game after age 50 | Big Wave Surfer Garrett McNamara Trains with Cold Plunge

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Big Wave Surfer Garrett McNamara is probably in the best shape of his life because he is training with heated Sauna and cold plunge therapy.
Check out more about Garrett - www.garrettmcnamara.com/
For all things cold plunge visit - www.renutherapy.com/

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22 май 2022

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@michaelbayha5557 Год назад

Made my own cold plunge for less than $1000. Start with a 14.5 cubic inch chest freezer, ($600-700) about 8 tubes of JB weld ($60) to seal all the seams, ozone generator, ($250) temp controller ($75) to set your number and an air stone to introduce bubbles like you see on your aquarium. Google or RU-vid like I did and save some serious coin.

@mrkipple2080 Год назад

I know with cold water immersion. You feel better for hours afterward,. It's an incredible feeling. Your skin tightens up too. Mitochondria are stimulated

@isaacwhite6400 Год назад

The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

@curtjackson5735 Год назад

Great video man!

@moniquekiev Год назад

Definitely beneficial!!!

@warrenellis1023 Год назад

Cold water immersion is fantastic for health. Period. However… Who has the time to sauna, ice bath, repeat, for however long, three times a day? I can’t speak to the sauna benefits, but the cold water exposure is supposedly best at 50-60 degree water (feels much colder than air at the same temp), and the benefits “top out” at three minutes of exposure, 3-4 times a *week*. Your very tap water likely meets this temperature requirement, I’ve not read of any benefit to going colder, and therefor, your own shower, bathtub, or kiddie pool should do the job, and at 10-15 minutes a week.

@DanLiese Год назад

I have been thinking about getting a cold plunge (never did it before) and found this info on RENU but it looks like someone like myself at 6' tall is going to be crammed in the small space. Looks like you can't even get into sit position and put your legs straight out. Dan in RI

@RENUTherapy Год назад

Dan, Actually our smallest tank (Cold Stoic Standard Size) is good for people up to about 6'5" and our Cold Stoic 2.0 is good for people up to about 6'7". Our Large Size Siberian works for people of just about any size. We have had people that 6'11" in them with no issues. I'm 5'11" and 285 and fit very comfortably in them. There is more room than it may appear. They are just made for sitting instead of laying down as the sitting position works better for most breathing and meditation exercises. Feel free to reach out to us if you would like to discuss this further, but I believe you'd be pleasantly surprised at how much room there is.

@DanLiese Год назад

@@RENUTherapy thanks. So what size should i get if I am 6' and i have a few friends that are 6'4" and 6'6" tall and my wife is 5' tall. Has anyone gotten reliable numbers year round (in the northeast) on monthly operating costs? Dan in RI

@RENUTherapy Год назад

I would recommend our Cold Stoic 2.0. The taller friends might be a little tighter in there, but they will fit just fine. Remember, a huge part of cold plunging is getting out of your comfort zone as well. Operating costs are really pretty low. These units run at less than 3 Amps and about 350 watts, so they aren't too bad. You'll notice a small change on your electrical bill but I wouldn't expect anything too dramatic like adding an air conditioner or anything like that.

@user-ew7nz3yw2i Год назад

10.......thousand dollars. Criminal.

@randysetterberg4672 Год назад

10k?!?!? For that much coin, you think they'd at least make a box big enough to fit in. ;;

@starkid77 Год назад

His butt though was in it's 20s and somebody had to point these facts out, so I graciously and selflessly nominated myself. You're welcome 😂🤣

@shyman99 Год назад

Dude looks amazing to me. The jealous haters make me laugh.

@patrickpalacio2047 Год назад

Wow people leave some lame comments. This guy has had many surgeries from serious injuries.

@oa4485 Год назад

My dumbass thought it was Yoel Romero the UFC guy

@RENUTherapy Год назад

That would be this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SwlFYArW0Jo.html

@yolandagrabowski6043 Год назад

I thought you were Neem Karoli Baba.

@Militarycollector Год назад

Well I didn’t hear anything about the benefits of all this other than he says he feels great what’s that all about.. how do you feel great..???

@mikefitzpatrick43 Год назад

The benefits are endless. Helps with stress, immune system, inflammation, heals sore muscles, better for skin etc. Helps you to deal with stress and things you hate doing or are scared.

@semicountryliving3095 2 года назад

Is that a wet or dry sauna?? I guess it wouldn't matter?

@RENUTherapy 2 года назад

dry

@muddshovel56 Год назад

To all the jokers out there bagging on how old Garrett looks…you may not know what an Awesome big wave surfer he is an how much he has been through in his life

@OrangeDiamond33 Год назад

Yeah he looks like he’s 60

@chickaboom45 Год назад

As you can see this is is pure torture why would any one do this to themselves

@kristab321 Год назад

I had to do this for my hands at a factory job...and the ice HURT. I hated every minute of it. I don't see how anyone could find it enjoyable. I can't imagine doing it to my whole body....